Two years after setting a playoff scoring record for the Boston Celtics, Jayson Tatum has raised the bar yet again.
In sweeping away the Brooklyn Nets, Boston's superstar forward tallied 118 points over four games -- despite fouling out in the fourth quarter of Game 4.
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The scoring total was enough for Tatum to set a new franchise record for total points in a four-game sweep, surpassing his own total from the 2020 postseason, when the Celtics knocked out the Philadelphia 76ers in four straight.
Tatum had 29 points in Game 4 before picking up his sixth foul with 2:49 to go in regulation.
For all of the ups and downs for Boston over the last several seasons, this was its third sweep of a postseason series since 2019; in addition to this series and the 2020 series vs. Philadelphia, the Celtics knocked out the Indiana Pacers in four games in the first round in 2019.