Boston Celtics superstar Jayson Tatum celebrated his career night as expected. After willing his side to an epic comeback victory against the San Antonio Spurs, the 23-year-old enjoyed the win with his two-year-old son, Deuce, on the court.

Tatum handed the game ball to Deuce and the adorable kid saw it as an opportunity to showcase his ballhandling skills, which at this point, looks really impressive:

The Celtics star appears to have passed on the basketball gene to his son, who is unsurprisingly already taken on the game at this early stage. His dad is one of the top players in the game today, so he's going to be learning from one of the best.

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Jayson Tatum dropped a cool 60 points all over the Spurs as he led the Celtics to an astounding come-from-behind win after being down as much as 29 points at halftime. Boston fans in the TD Garden were booing their team as they headed to the locker room at the break after what was nothing short of a horrific performance in the first half.

The Celtics turned things around after the break though, and the fans weren't booing at all after Tatum put on a show for the ages.

We can already envision it. Seventeen years from today and fans will be cheering on Deuce Tatum in Celtics colors.