Good news, Celtic Jason Tatum announces important optimistic news after Achilles tendon injury

The Boston Celtics are about to enter the offseason, and the future of the team's lineup is full of doubts. The Boston Celtics could make major adjustments to some key players due to strict penalties from the new labor-capital agreement.

But the team also has to deal with star Jason Tatum's Achilles tendon injury. Tatum was injured in the playoffs against the New York Knicks and is expected to miss most of next season.

Tatum recently announced his injury on social media. The star striker seems optimistic about the injury situation.

The Boston Celtics are ready for Tatum's long absence, which may affect the team's roster construction. But as Tatum seems to have made some progress, people hope he will be able to return in the future.

Achilles tendon injury is difficult to recover, and Boston will not urge him. Few players can fully recover after this injury, so Tatum should probably learn from his past rehabilitation experience.

The best example is star Kevin Durant, who was out for a full year after his injury. Tatum may not be ready, but to make sure he is fully ready to return, he should at least consider it.

Anyway, Boston management has a lot of big decisions to make this summer. Rumors are that the team is considering sending away at least two key players, most likely defender Ju Holiday and center Christapus Porzingis.

If the team really wants to trade one of the players, they need to make enough efforts to fill the gaps in both players. Boston has built a strong team with a deep lineup and eventually won the championship last season.

While how the offseason progress remains to be seen, it is gratifying to see Tatum’s progress.