Boston Celtics' Jayson Tatum drops 46 points to force Game 7 vs. Milwaukee Bucks

Tatum scored 28 of his 46 points in the second half, including 16 in the fourth, as Boston held on for a 108-95 victory at Fiserv Forum."That's why he gets paid the big bucks," Celtics guard Marcus Smart said. Game 7 is in Boston on Sunday afternoon.In Game 5, the Celtics held a 14-point lead in the fourth quarter and were up six with two minutes to play before the Bucks snatched away a victory. On Friday night, the Celtics again held a 14-point lead in the fourth quarter but made sure to leave with a different outcome.Milwaukee cut the lead to as little as four, but whenever the Bucks had momentum going, the thought of what happened in the previous game started to creep into the collective minds of the Celtics' bench. I try to bring that every game."Jaylen Brown has been around for plenty of big games by Tatum, but he knew this one carried a little bit more weight."It was a big-time performance," Brown said. Definitely a signature game for the Celtics and for Jayson."Tatum, Brown and Smart combined for 89 of Boston's 108 points as Brown went for 22 and Smart had 21.