[Video] Jayson Tatum Shows Out at CrawsOver Pro-Am

Fans packed Seattle Pacific University to watch some of the brightest NBA stars take the court for the CrawsOver Pro-Am. Jayson Tatum, LeBron James, Dejounte Murray, Isaiah Thomas, and Aaron Gordon were among those suiting up. Paolo Banchero and Chet Holmgren, the top-two picks in this year's NBA Draft, also showcased their talents, as did fellow first-round selections, MarJon Beauchamp and Tari Eason.
If the game had an MVP, it was Tatum. Coming off a campaign where he led the Celtics within two wins of banner 18 and earned All-NBA First Team honors, Tatum poured in 20 points, drilling five threes, in a game that got called off in the second quarter due to condensation on the court.
Jayson Tatum couldn't miss in his @TheCrawsover debut! He had 20 PTS before the game was called off in the 2nd quarter 🔥 pic.twitter.com/8dMovAxO3x
— Ballislife.com (@Ballislife) August 21, 2022
Seattle's a great basketball city, and it's not right that they don't have an NBA team. Fortunately, league expansion seems on the horizon, so that's likely to get rectified in the not-too-distant future.
In the meantime, it makes opportunities like the Crawsover Pro-Am, where they host NBA stars, even more special. After the game, Tatum took to social media to express how much he enjoyed playing in front of the packed house at Seattle Pacific University. And let them know next time he comes, he's bringing Deuce.
SEATTLE!! Appreciate the love atmosphere was crazy!! Hate it had to end that way. I truly appreciate y’all fr🤞🏽! I’ll be back and make sure I bring Deuce with me! https://t.co/VJSH8Lc09e
— Jayson Tatum (@jaytatum0) August 21, 2022
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Bobby Krivitsky's experiences include covering the NBA as a credentialed reporter for Basketball Insiders. He's also a national sports talk host for SportsMap Radio, a network airing on 96 radio stations throughout the country. Additionally, he was a major-market host, update anchor, and producer for IMG Audio, and he worked for Bleacher Report as an NFL and NBA columnist.
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