After winning his first championship and winning two gold medals at the Olympics, Jayson Tatum is ready for the Denver Nuggets games in Abu Dhabi. He uploaded a picture and a video on his Instagram stories to announce his arrival. Before other NBA clubs start their preseason schedules, the foreign games set the scene.

The Celtics and Nuggets will play in Abu Dhabi on Friday and Sunday, with basketball fans excitedly awaiting the showdown between numerous top players from both teams. The Celtics are also playing in NBA Global games for the first time since 2007, when they took on the Timberwolves in London and the Raptors in Rome.The Celtics and Jayson Tatum lost both of their meetings with the Nuggets during the previous campaign. Tatum scored 18.5 points (37.8% shooting, including 23.1% from 3-point range), 6.5 assists, and 6.0 rebounds in those two head-to-head games.

The coach of Jayson Tatum discussed the team’s strategy for the Abu Dhabi fames.Coach Joe Mazzulla of the Boston Celtics emphasized the team’s unwavering focus and approach for the Nuggets matchup in the Abu Dhabi games during the team’s training camp.

“Is it really that important? You just have to modify properly; it’s not really a challenge,” Mazzulla remarked. “You also have to cope with that during a season. When you travel, you get started a little early. Thus, not much has changed.”Considering the distance and setting involved, he admitted that the games had a distinct vibe. Mazzulla restated, nevertheless, that the team did not alter its practice sets or preparations for the Celtics’ upcoming matchup with Nikola Jokic and the Nuggets.

“It’ll affect what we do in that short space — the day we land, the next day,” Mazzulla stated. Overall though, it makes little difference to the curriculum, the tasks we must complete, or the skills we must hone. All it does is modify a few of the choices you make quickly.”The squad just dropped three games throughout its impressive postseason run, which included a trip to the NBA Finals. In addition to their formidable offensive, the squad demonstrated their two-way excellence by fielding a formidable defense.

Throughout the NBA Playoffs, Jayson Tatum and the Celtics finished third defensively (108.2) and fourth offensively (116.8).

Mazzulla’s remarks about exhibition games, which have no bearing on the team’s performance in the forthcoming regular season, yet demonstrate his “business as usual” attitude toward games. The coach of the Boston Celtics wants his team to always have a significant advantage in whatever game they play, regardless of the weight involved.