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PHILADELPHIA -- As Celtics star Jayson Tatum went through one of the worst shooting slumps of his career through the first three quarters of Game 6 of the Eastern Conference semifinals, he continued to get reassuring messages from up and down the Boston sideline.

"Keep going," Celtics costar Jaylen Brown said. "They can't guard you."

"Let him know that he is that guy," Celtics center Al Horford said. "And he's special."

"I love you," coach Joe Mazzulla said.

Yet, Tatum admitted to feeling frustrated in the midst of a 1-of-13 slump at the start of the fourth quarter, unable to hit shots with the Celtics on the brink of elimination Thursday against the Philadelphia 76ers. But he kept looking up at the game clock, reminding himself that he still had time to make a difference.
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- Jayson Tatum was having a bad shooting night, but his teammates and coaches kept encouraging him.
- Tatum was 1-of-13 from the field through the first 3 quarters of the game.
- His teammates and coaches told him he was still the best player on the court and to keep going.
- Tatum eventually broke out of his slump and helped the Celtics win the game.