Jayson Tatum addresses scoring struggles in Celtics season opener loss

Jayson Tatum expressed a commitment to improve his scoring following the Boston Celtics' 121-113 season-opening loss to the Detroit Pistons. Tatum recorded 13 points on 6-for-23 shooting and provided 11 assists during the contest.

Following a season where he missed significant time due to a ruptured Achilles, Tatum noted that while he felt good physically, he needs to be more effective in his scoring role. He indicated that reviewing film will help him refine his decision-making to better serve both himself and his teammates.

In the absence of Jaylen Brown, who was traded to the Philadelphia 76ers, Paul George led the Celtics with 38 points. The team looks to rebound in their upcoming game against the New York Knicks.