Video: Hilarity ensues as Jayson Tatum viciously blocks son Deuce's attempt at layup in front of a crowd of young kids

Jayson Tatum blocks son Duece's layup attempt [Photo source: Twitter]

Boston Celtics superstar Jayson Tatum and his son Deuce are an adorable duo. During a recent appearance at a basketball camp, Tatum showed no mercy to his son, emphatically blocking Deuce's layup attempt.

Here's the video (via Bleacher Report):

Deuce Tatum, 4, hasn't taken long to build his interest in the sport. Last season, he was around the Boston Celtics team frequently, on the court and in the locker room. He also participated in pre-game shootarounds with his dad, who recorded one of the best seasons of his NBA career.

If Deuce pursues a career in basketball and excels at the college level, Jayson Tatum may have the chance to play alongside him in the NBA. It isn't easy to be a solid contributor for an athlete nearing his 40s, but the trend seems to be changing.

LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, Chris Paul and P.J. Tucker are 36 and 37-year-olds in the league and still have plenty to offer. LeBron is also trying to stay in the NBA long enough to play with his son, Bronny James, who will be eligible for the draft in 2024.

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Jayson Tatum and the Boston Celtics aimimg to return to the NBA Finals

Jayson Tatum and the Boston Celtics recorded one of the most remarkable turnarounds in NBA history last campaign. They were far from being considered the favorites during the preseason. Initially, the Celtics didn't make a strong impression either. They hovered around the .500 mark until almost February when they were 25-25.

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However, the Celtics went on a nine-game winning streak post that and never looked back. Boston ended up being the #1 defensive-rated team in the league, finishing with the second-best record in the Eastern Conference (51-31).

Jayson Tatum shrugged off an inconsistent start to the campaign, finishing with 26.9 points and eight rebounds per contest. Tatum and the Celtics carried their form into the postseason.

They swept the Brooklyn Nets in the first round, beating the defending champions, Milwaukee Bucks, in seven games and the #1 seed in the East, the Miami Heat, in seven games in the Conference Finals.

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However, the Boston Celtics' fairytale run came to an end in the NBA Finals against the experienced Golden State Warriors. Tatum struggled in that series. He averaged 21.5 points, shooting 36.7% from the field and 65.6% from the 3-point range.

Nevertheless, Tatum and the rest of the team have experienced what an NBA Finals series is like. On top of that, Boston further improved its roster by signing Malcolm Brogdon and Danilo Gallinari without losing any depth.

They are the early favorites to win the Eastern Conference again. They could potentially meet the Warriors for a second consecutive year in the Finals. So it wouldn't be surprising to see Tatum win his first ring and a record 18th for Boston.

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