Boston’s Jayson Tatum thinks it ‘feels like we’re leaving off from the second half of last season’

“The way that we’re moving the ball, playing with each other, it just feels natural, and it’s fun playing that way,” offered the St. Louis native.

Even though the Boston Celtics’ bench mob couldn’t seal the deal against the Toronto Raptors in the team’s 125-119 overtime loss on Wednesday night, star Celtics forward Jayson Tatum likes how his team is playing to start the 2022-23 campaign.

Boston quickly built a lead that surged to 19 points before interim head coach Joe Mazzulla took out the starters. Boston looked every bit the contender it was at the end of last season.

“It feels like we’re leaving off from the second half of last season,” said Tatum after the game via CLNS.

“The way that we’re moving the ball, playing with each other, it just feels natural, and it’s fun playing that way,” he added. “I’m just happy with the way we’re playing. It’s fun. We’re moving the ball, everyone’s touching it. It’s been fun the last two games.”

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