Jayson Tatum is on track to become a Boston Celtics legend. He's already proven himself to be a top-five or top-seven player in the NBA and helped lead the franchise to its first championship in 16 years. At just 26 years old, Tatum's resume is bound to keep growing, with a spot among the greats firmly up for grabs.

Jayson Tatum reflects on early frustrations with the Celtics, considering a trade before a pivotal injury opened doors to his breakout success.

Despite being drafted No. 3 overall, Tatum had concerns about playing time. Boston had signed Gordon Hayward to a 4-year deal worth up to $128 million. Hayward starred for then-coach Brad Stevens at Butler and played small forward, the same position as Tatum.