"At the end of the day, his health is the most important thing, his process is the most important thing. You trust him, trust the team that's around him - he's got a great team - and you just kind of go from there. So kind of just all starts about where him and his team think he's at. To me, the only thing I care about is his presence and his leadership, and he's given that in different ways -"
"It's all up to him."
Jayson Tatum is progressing through rehabilitation seven months after rupturing an Achilles in the 2025 Eastern Conference Semifinals. He has posted videos of 1-on-1 work and team reporters captured additional individual and post reps at the Auerbach Center following practice. The Celtics have not set a definitive timeline, and initial expectations were that he could miss most of the 2025–26 season given the injury severity. Boston’s 15–9 start and Tatum’s accelerated recovery create a real possibility of a return this season. Coach Joe Mazzulla said the decision rests with Tatum and his support team and stressed Tatum’s ongoing leadership.
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