At the start of the NBA season, Hypebeast caught up with Boston Celtics’ point guard and Tres Generaciones tequila brand ambassador, Marcus Smart, as part of "The Formula" series. The three-part series explored Smart’s formula: perseverance, creativity and purpose – and how he has channeled these ingredients throughout his life to overcome obstacles. One obstacle in particular stands out, like the return to the court that Smart and the Celtics were facing back in 2022 as they sought to pick themselves back up following a crushing loss to the Golden State Warriors in Game 6 of The NBA Finals. It was the type of loss that can derail players and franchises alike. Working with Smart on "The Formula" series campaign, it was clear that wouldn’t be the case for the Celtics this year.Smart, who is...
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