Former Boston Celtics champion and ESPN analyst Kendrick Perkins apologized to Celtics star Jayson Tatum earlier this week. Perkins, who won a championship title with the Celtics in 2008, advocated for Tatum's name to come up more in MVP discussions.

We talk about everybody else but we don’t talk about this man who constantly night in and night out is flirting with 30-point triple-doubles. " The post Kendrick Perkins apologizes to Jayson Tatum after dominant game vs.

ESPN analyst Kendrick Perkins has named Michael Jordan fourth on his most dominant NBA players list, with LeBron also only making third.

Rumor had it that the team was not very happy with the constant negative takes Big Perk had about his former team in recent years.

Kendrick Perkins was asked to name his five most dominant players in NBA history on ESPN's NBA Today. He started out by naming Stephen Curry at fifth, Michael Jordan controversially at fourth, LeBron James as third,