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Jayson Tatum Has ‘All The Faith In The World’ In Jaylen Brown After Rough Game 1

At the beginning of the season, when the Boston Celtics couldn’t get things going and lost a lot of games, the Jayson Tatum-Jaylen Brown pairing didn’t get through this point of the season without criticism.

Brown and Tatum have been both criticized for their lack of playmaking capabilities, with speculations suggesting that a break up may be an ideal scenario for the young Celtics duo.

As we know now, the two responded perfectly and not only led the Celtics to the second seed in the Eastern Conference, but also to a first round sweep against the Brooklyn Nets.

Now, after a bad loss to the Milwaukee Bucks in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals, Tatum immediately defended hi co-star Brown, after he had an off night.

Brown only finished with 12 points on 4-13 shooting, and couldn’t get it going all night long. When Tatum was asked about Brown in his post game press conference, he said that he’s got ‘all the faith in the world’ in him:

“I mean, sh*t, we all had a rough night. Nobody should hang their heads down. We’re in this together, right? All that matters is if you win or lose. I got all the faith in the world in JB.”