NBA Celtics star Tatum is confirmed to be reimbursed for the rest of the season, and there is no return timetable yet

Celtics star Tatum retired from the NBA playoffs in the Eastern Conference semifinals G4 on the 13th due to an injury in a wheelchair, and the team announced on the 14th that he had successfully repaired the injured right foot Achilles tendon laceration, and the rest of the season was determined to be reimbursed, and there was no return timetable.

Celtics star Tatum

Tatum has been a hard-fought player since entering the league with the third pick in the 2017 draft, playing in 585 NBA career regular season games and 121 playoff games, and he has been selected to the NBA No. 1 team four times in a row in recent years, and only turned 27 in March, making him one of the top stars in the league.

Now that Tatum has finished his big knife, not only will he be reimbursed this season, but he may not have a way to return to the game next season, the Celtics were expected to enter the Eastern Conference Finals for 4 consecutive seasons this year, but the team is currently at an absolute disadvantage of 1 win and 3 losses, and there have been 293 1-3 losses in history, and only 13 teams have successfully turned the tables, with a promotion probability of less than 5% (4.4%).