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Jayson Tatum's 3-point shot finally fell against the Hornets, unlocking an MVP-level ceiling that makes the Boston Celtics nearly unguardable.

Writer Ben Handler argues that Jayson Tatum rediscovering his three-point shooting touch elevates the Boston Celtics to an unstoppable level. Tatum led Boston to a 119-80 victory over the Charlotte Hornets, recording 34 points, nine assists, and eight rebounds in just 29 minutes while making 5 of 8 attempts from three-point range.
Despite shooting 28.6% from distance this season, Tatum is averaging 28 points and a career-high eight assists per game. Handler contends that Tatum's improved playmaking and elite defense make him a legitimate NBA MVP candidate.
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