Tatum posts dunk video again! He recovers too quickly and aims to come back as soon as possible. Famous people suggest locking him out of the training facility.

On October 14, there are only 8 days left before the start of the new NBA regular season. Celtics star Tatum, who is recovering from an injury, once again updated social media. He posted a video of himself dunking. In this regard, the famous mouthpiece Perkins bluntly stated that Tatum should be placed outside the training hall.

Tatum has previously posted a video of himself dunking. At that time, he stood under the basket and took off to dunk with both hands. This dunk was even more exciting. He took one step with the ball and then took off for a dunk. It can be said that he was more improved than the previous dunk. Since suffering a serious injury in the semifinals of last season, Tatum's recovery progress has been exceeding expectations.

According to previous reports, Tatum has told the Celtics that he is looking forward to playing in the new season and wants to try to come back later in the new season. But obviously, this is a complicated matter. Assuming that he feels 100% recovered by then, but the Green Army will not pursue much at that time (then there is no need for Tatum to come back), the team will have a multi-person team to make a decision.

In this regard, Green Army coach Mazzula said: "Tatum's recovery progress will naturally progress at a pace. To me, what is really important is that he is always with the team, whether it is training, video analysis meetings, or daily practice, he participates in the whole process, and in these processes, he is constantly getting better."

Regarding Tatum's overly hard performance, the famous perkins said: "The news I got from Boston is that the team has to lock the training hall and persuade him to go home and rest. The energy he has invested in rehabilitation training has reached this point."

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