NBA documentary about the league’s future talents includes super man and key player from Boston.

In what has been a title city for several sports for many years, the landscape of Boston’s sports fanbase has changed over time as each of the major professional sports teams based in the area has ups and downs with their aging roster, entering and leaving the league in their respective leagues. field. Tournaments.

How has fandom changed over the years for sports fans in Boston? A seemingly simple question has complex answers. That was the subject of a recent NBC Sports Boston video, which recruited the likes of Boston Red Sox reporter John Tomase, Boston Celtics pundit Chris Forberg and New England reporter Phil Perry. specific problem.
To see for yourself how the trio of experts think the sports fanbase in Boston has grown since they took on their respective reporting duties, check out the embedded clip.
Boston Celtics All-NBA forwards Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown were featured in an NBA documentary about the league’s next superstars posted on the Association’s official YouTube channel in August, along with some their rising stars across the league.

The feature featured Denver Nuggets point guard Jamal Murray, Atlanta Hawks lineman Trae Young, Dallas Mavericks superstar Luka Doncic and Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. The documentary also features Sacramento Kings point guard De’Aaron Fox, Toronto Raptors forward Scottie Barnes and Cleveland

Cavaliers guard Donovan Mitchell, each of whom shares a little about what went on bring them to the league and what they hope for. next job.
Check out the clip below to see what each of them – especially Brown and Tatum – had to say.