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Ever since the Boston Celtics drafted Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum in back-to-back years, the storied franchise has had a promising future, with these two potential stars looking like an ideal dynamic duo that could lead the team for quite some time.
Although it took many tough defeats in the NBA playoffs and NBA Finals, Tatum and Brown have been inseparable as one of the best one-two punches in the league and have finally been able to add to the team’s remarkable history of winning.
Now that the Celtics are NBA champions once again and have seen that the Tatum-Brown duo can get it done on the biggest stage, the question is where it goes from here and what the ceiling is for this star-studded squad in Boston.
Even though there’s still confetti falling at TD Garden, there’s already been talk of a potential dynasty brewing in Boston, but it will take three titles to get there, according to Chris Broussard of FOX Sports via First Things First.
“Two championships is not a dynasty,” Broussard said. “You have to win at least 3. The Celtics will not be a dynasty. … Wemby is coming!!”
“Two championships is not a dynasty. You have to win at least 3. The Celtics will not be a dynasty. … Wemby is coming!!”
— @Chris_Broussard pic.twitter.com/yTNA0aYlkY
— First Things First (@FTFonFS1) June 19, 2024
Broussard is right on the money with his assessment, as teams in the past have come and gone as quickly as they rose to NBA glory, most recently with the Toronto Raptors.
If the Celtics want to avoid being a one-hit wonder with Tatum and Brown, the team needs to go on a run of multiple titles, and it remains to be seen if this squad is capable of doing that.
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