Gordon Hayward Cites 'Too Many Agendas' as Reason for 2018-19 Celtics' Underperformance
Hayward and Jayson Tatum agree that personal agendas and positional overlap led to the team's playoff failure despite a solid season.
- Gordon Hayward, former Boston Celtics player, revealed in a recent podcast with Paul George that the 2018-19 Celtics team had too many personal agendas which led to their underperformance.
- Hayward believes that each player was trying to prove their individual worth, leading to a loss of focus on the team's collective goal.
- Jayson Tatum, current Celtics player, echoed Hayward's sentiments in a 2022 podcast, admitting his own role in the team's failure.
- Hayward also pointed out that the team had too many players in the same position, all of whom needed the ball to perform, contributing to the team's issues.
- Despite the team's issues, the Celtics had a solid 49-33 season in 2018-19, but fell short in the playoffs.