Jayson Tatum recently shared that his childhood dream was to play for the Los Angeles Lakers before ultimately being drafted by the Boston Celtics in the 2017 NBA Draft. Jayson Tatum, now the leader of the Boston Celtics with eight seasons and a championship under his belt,

The Los Angeles Lakers selected No. 2 overall in the draft -- and they were keen on bringing in Lonzo Ball, who was a UCLA sensation and a local prospect. During an appearance on the "Club520podcast," Tatum revealed the Lakers never showed an interest in drafting him.