Jayson Tatum of the Boston Celtics has found great success in the NBA with his Boston Celtics, even going as far as the NBA

Finals.

And now he is trying to give back to the community he came from.

Tatum just launched the JT Elite Camp in his hometown of St. Louis, Missouri.

While the camp is designed for up-and-coming high school and college players to play hoops, Tatum brought a few big-name

talents too.

Video from nikeeyb on Instagram, via ClutchPoints, shows Tatum on the court alongside Chris Paul, Bradley Beal, and Paolo

Banchero.

For young players who are attending the camp, seeing all of these players together in the same place probably seems too

good to be true.

It’s also the last chance to see these stars have a friendly game together on the court.

In just a few months, these athletes will be facing off against one another for NBA supremacy.

Tatum and his Celtics are hoping that the few changes they have made in the offseason will set them up for a return to the

Finals.

As for Paul, he is going to start a new chapter in his career with the Golden State Warriors while Beal will be doing the same

with the Phoenix Suns.

Meanwhile, Banchero will attempt to build upon the success he found in his first year.

He is the reigning NBA Rookie of the Year and will fight hard to get even better.

In many ways, the upcoming season could be definitive for each of these stars.

But for now, they are just a bunch of friends playing basketball together and teaching young kids what they need to know about the sport.

As for Paul, he is going to start a new chapter in his career with the Golden State Warriors while Beal will be doing the same

with the Phoenix Suns.

Meanwhile, Banchero will attempt to build upon the success he found in his first year.

He is the reigning NBA Rookie of the Year and will fight hard to get even better.

In many ways, the upcoming season could be definitive for each of these stars.

But for now, they are just a bunch of friends playing basketball together and teaching young kids what they need to know

about the sport.