Jayson Tatum, now an NBA champion, one who led the Celtics in points (22.2), rebounds (7.8), and assists (7.2) in the Finals, recently sat down for Sports Illustrated’s 10 Burning Questions.

While the five-time All-Star dealt with scrutiny about his scoring during the playoffs, he averaged 25 points, 9.7 rebounds, and 6.3 assists, leading Boston in each category in the postseason. Tatum became the sixth player in league history to win an NBA title while leading his team in those categories. He joins Larry Bird, Tim Duncan, LeBron James, Nikola Jokic, and Hakeem Olajuwon.

The three-time All-NBA First Team wing continues to climb toward the mountain top of greatest Celtics of all time. He’s entering the peak of his powers and has a chance to help usher in a potential dynasty.

In his appearance on Sports Illustrated’s 10 Burning Questions, Tatum discussed the significance of winning a championship with the team that drafted him and the significance of doing so with a franchise that just broke a tie with the Lakers for the most NBA titles.