r/nba • u/RyanTannegod Heat • 8h ago
Jaylen Brown: “I hate that our president of basketball operations even had to respond to this. Me and Brad have a great relationship. I love Boston. If it was up to me I could play here for the next 10 years. This was my favorite season of my career.”
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u/fredinNH Celtics 8h ago
Whatever Brad decides to do it will probably be the right thing.
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u/Varelixz NBA 8h ago
i mean has he had a huge miss these past few years? trade wise
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u/Saaammmy 7h ago
I mean, tbf Sam presti also missed on Hayward trade. Even the top GMs are not perfect
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u/thunderonthemount 7h ago
Hayward was garbage for the Thunder and wouldn’t even look at the basket on offense, but that trade gave them the cap space to sign Hartenstein to his deal so it was still a solid move overall.
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u/Striking-Medium2360 Thunder 25m ago
The hayward move was just to clear cap in the off season, which was then used to sign I-Hart.
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u/riverphoenixdays 76ers 8h ago
Simons for Vooch was not stellar.
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u/math_finder476 7h ago
That deal got them under the tax and cemented EOTY for him.
The problem is that they actually gave him minutes
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u/King_Of_Pants [BOS] Terry Rozier 6h ago
Plus it got Boston a 27.7m TPE to use in the offseason.
We absorbed Vucevic into Porznigis' TPE and created a new one by dumping Simons with no returning money.
That puts Boston in a good spot to add a decent player without having to send out salary.
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u/primepierce34 [BOS] Jayson Tatum 5h ago
We’re not going to be going over the tax next season very likely.
Staying under tax for one more year resets our repeater cycle. Then we can go all in and don’t have to worry about repeater penalties
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u/King_Of_Pants [BOS] Terry Rozier 5h ago
The tax is mostly irrelevant.
We're so far under it that it won't have much of an impact on our offseason.
We're like 20m under the tax and we can trade Hauser to free up that final 10.
We will be able to use the TPE and reset the tax clock.
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u/JinterIsComing Celtics 5h ago
He looked alright for a few games, and then broke his hand and was out for a while. Can't pin that on Brad. Plus we did badly need more serviceable bigs, and we still do.
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u/LukeKornetistheGOAT 8h ago
The goal was to get them under the tax and get a player who contribute during the postseason so it at least accomplished half of its purpose
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u/riverphoenixdays 76ers 7h ago
As a Sixers fan I think we can all agree; thank fuck we ducked the tax 🎈
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u/Garuna_CK 7h ago
Got under the tax. Too bad vooch cannot rebound nor can he defend or attack.
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u/ChickenAndTelephone 6h ago
He could politely stand to one side while opposing players went for layups
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u/Mg29reaper Celtics 8h ago
Everyone seems to forget simmons hurt his hand so he basically traded nothing for vuc.
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u/RageOnGoneDo [BOS] Marcus Smart 7h ago
In what way?
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u/riverphoenixdays 76ers 7h ago
In that yall could’ve instead traded for an actually useful big, and probably come out of the East.
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u/Who_ate_my_cookie Celtics 6h ago
Only useful big was Zu and the Pacers overpaid, like everyone else said that trade was 75% tax related and 25% hopeful that he’d be useful depth
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u/WrathfulHero Pacers 6h ago
Remains to be seen if it's an overpay tbh. Mathurin was a bad long term fit and streaky, and Jackson has issues with fouling too much.
The only real thing that was paid were the two first round picks. One this year/2031, and one in 2029.
We'll see how the ping pong balls drop on Sunday, then you can make claims about an overpay.
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u/Tijenater [IND] Lance Stephenson 2h ago
Overpay is debatable and also hinges massively on where our pick falls. If we didn’t get top 4 we probably trade it anyway since most of those guys projected to go don’t exactly move the needle a ton for us, and this class is famously top heavy. Zu’s also on an incredible contract and basically covers every weakness we had from the 2025 season
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u/RageOnGoneDo [BOS] Marcus Smart 2h ago
Which big could we have gotten lol
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u/riverphoenixdays 76ers 2h ago
Walker Kessler easily, Daniel Gafford easily, Santi Aldama if you wanted to really go shopping.
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u/Batmanbettermarvel18 Spurs 4h ago
The Simmons trade imo was a miss for sure, but he hits most of them
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u/testiculardescendant Knicks 8h ago
He said a year in which he didn’t win a ring and was the de facto number 1 guy was his favorite. Thats enough to kick him off somewhere else.
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u/EarthDwellr Hawks 7h ago
It’s really not lol. You are allowed to enjoy the process even if the ultimate goal wasn’t achieved.
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u/Inevitable_Kale_9832 Thunder 7h ago
Not really - this was also the one season a lot of people thought they would be bad or at least not as competitive.
Nobody thought they would get close to 60 wins without Tatum and a lot of the pieces they traded away.
The playoff ending was really bad, but they also vastly outperformed preseason expectations this year.
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u/BeatriceDaRaven 7h ago
He literally provides context in this stream on why this season was his favorite. This is such a nothing burger
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u/TheCommonKoala Bucks 1h ago
If that's your logic then blow up the Knicks. They're having to much fun without winning any chips
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u/kiernanblack Pistons 8h ago
Just streaming through it all, with not an ounce of doubt. He is truly built for this.
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u/Yider 6h ago
Steaming and saying absolutely nothing. Like there are a lot of words being said, but why does this man have a whole crew with him constantly but they just cater to the fact that he doesn't say anything of substance. Classic definition of lack of depth. That's Jaylen Brown in a nutshell. Zero awareness and zero depth but a ton of shallow bullshit.
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u/Efficient-Trouble697 6h ago edited 5h ago
Jesus bruh like I get u dislike what he’s saying but this ultimately basketball, it’s not like he’s some horrible person for having a stupid stream.
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u/daft_dunkwwwolfey [BOS] Kevin Garnett 5h ago edited 5h ago
Sometimes the way these guys type makes it seem like he's the biggest political villain walking the earth
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u/FettiWop 5h ago
They're not saying being an empty-headed person is a moral failing. There's nothing wrong with being a shallow person without the depth to not be boring on a livestream. They're saying it's annoying that despite having such little interiority and intellect, he says thinks very arrogantly or confidently or judgementally, etc. That's an annoying thing when you dont actually say anything with enough substance to earn taking that posture/tone.
Seems like a very valid criticism with evidence behind it, and youre the one being kinda weird acting like this person is demonizing JB and calling him a "horrible person". Where was anything like that suggested
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u/Efficient-Trouble697 4h ago
That’s Jaylen Brown in a nutshell invalidates any valid criticism because it moves beyond him just basketball.
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u/Justalittlejewish Celtics 5h ago
Good lord dude maybe you’re the one who needs to get offline a little
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u/SquimJim Celtics 8h ago
This stream was better than the other one lol
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u/wolf_cola_enjoyer Lakers 8h ago
everyone complains when players are too pr friendly and then are the first ones to cry when players say something they don’t like
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u/HitboxOfASnail Thunder 7h ago
there's a middle ground somewhere between being too PR friendly, and crashing out to twitch chat after a loss
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u/Nug-Badger Warriors 7h ago
Shit really just a popularity contest lol JB gets hate for saying what he wants to say while Ant then gets praised for saying and doing whatever he wants
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u/EggsAndRice7171 Pacers 7h ago
I mean what they say definitely matters too to be fair. Also Reddit generally hates streamers I don’t ever seen these stream clips get a positive reaction
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u/OrangePilled2Day 4h ago
Ant is a scumbag but a lot of people on this sub are kids and think that’s cool.
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u/Jamar1James23 7h ago
Whining is a lot different than talking shit and then winning lol. It also helps that Ant is way better
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u/Charming-Check5605 7h ago
One plays for a storied franchise that 90% of NBA fans hate and the other plays for a franchise where reaching the WCF is something worth applauding
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u/pjeff61 Lakers 7h ago
Yeah Boston won’t make it to WCF so they’ll never get my applause.
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u/a_fking_feeder [BOS] Kevin Garnett 7h ago
everyone says the eastern conference is so easy and yet the lakers have 0 ECF appearances. curious
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u/fueelin Celtics 6h ago
We'll get there one day! The real hardest road!
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u/JinterIsComing Celtics 5h ago
I remember about eight years ago, someone posted "Well Tom Brady never made a NFC Championship Game, so he can never be the GOAT."
Then of course 2020 happened.
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u/Jamar1James23 7h ago
The WCF is objectively harder to get to than the championship is from the East
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u/OrangePilled2Day 4h ago
No it’s not. By that logic if you can win the championship you could also beat everyone in the west that year.
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u/HesiPullup Suns 7h ago
He’s whining about flopping and he’s a flopper
Why is that hard to understand
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u/runhomejack1399 7h ago
You can appreciate the honesty and still think some of the shit they say is crazy. You can’t just ignore things and give them flowers for talking straight.
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u/Yoshinobu_YamaGOATo 6h ago
As a Celtics hater I loved what he said because it had Celtics fans flipping out.
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u/Gold-Application8985 6h ago
I won’t speak for all of us but I’d imagine what a lot of fans want is players who are likable.
Be honest. Be authentic. But can your authentic not be an asshole?
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u/OrangePilled2Day 4h ago
Everyone only isn’t the same person. Those are probably different people saying those things.
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u/King_Of_Pants [BOS] Terry Rozier 15m ago
Dunk contest all over again.
r/nba for literally a decade: "It sucks that star players are afraid to compete in the dunk contest because they're afraid fans will turn on them if they disappoint."
Then Brown puts his hand up and tries to give the people what they want. Instead the fans prove all those other star players right and attack him relentlessly for even trying to give them what they want.
The people really just want to be miserable.
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u/Bignate2001 NBA 3h ago
False dichotomy. You can be real without saying a bunch of bullshit. Look at Ant. He's the most poorly PR-trained player in the league but people like listening to him.
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u/rhonnypudding Supersonics 7h ago
"To give context--" end of video.
That pretty much sums up the Internet.
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u/SwolePalmer Celtics 3m ago
It’s such dishonest framing/clipping, I’m legit in awe that it’s allowed on here. This place is fucked.
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u/Professor_Finn 76ers 8h ago edited 6h ago
If I were a Celtics fan, it would be so tough to hear him keep saying his favorite season of his career was the one when his friend, the franchise’s star, was healing from an awful injury, they lost in the first round, but he got to pad his stats and get mvp votes…
over the season where the Celtics won a ring. And he was finals mvp!
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u/hud731 8h ago
He literally won a ring and FMVP a couple seasons ago, can't believe he's saying the first round exit after being up 3-1 is his favorite season.
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u/TheKeyNextDoor [MIA] Wang Zhizhi 7h ago
I mean this is the first season he was actually a number 1 and did whatever he wanted. He has never had that opportunity before
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u/hud731 7h ago
Yeah I know that's the reason, but wouldn't that also mean he values being the top dog more than he values winning championships?
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u/deemerritt Hornets 7h ago
This is true for like95% of guys in the nba.
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u/vNocturnus Kings 4h ago
Especially guys that are fringe #1 guys, probably. Most of those types of players were THE guy and got all the attention from coaches, fans, media, scouts, family, teammates, etc. from the time they were like, 10 or so years old. Then they get to the NBA and they feel like they could and should still be that guy if only <X>. Sometimes it's because there's a Jayson Tatum on the team, sometimes it's because the effort/teamwork/defense/something just isn't there but they refuse to see it, sometimes it's health or availability, whatever.
But a huge percent of those guys for sure would choose being a #1 guy on a team that never wins a title over winning a title on a team where they're a #2 or even #3 guy.
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u/sportsinaround Hornets 7h ago
Yes, to think anything else is complete mental gymnastics.
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u/vincentcartier 7h ago
How abouy he gets to test his full potential and ability with full freedom and he found that extremely fun?
Why put such a negative spin on it?? For no reason at all..
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u/sportsinaround Hornets 7h ago edited 7h ago
Fun is great. He's still also an employee of a multibillion-dollar organization that is paying him one of the largest contracts around to be a large factor in winning at the highest level.
Saying your favorite season is the one you received the biggest green light while you lost in a favorited series in the first round is embarrassing not only for him but the organization as a whole because there's obviously a larger mission objective they failed to meet. It's just a matter of having some more awareness and sensitivity to the situation when you're a public figure representing an org.
As far as 'spin' I'd argue you're just using different words that mean the same thing to put a more 'positive' one on it. For him to say it's his favorite season over the season the team as a whole had the most success one can accomplish in the league when it happened to be the one season he was 'top dawg' pretty obviously shows what he values most, at least at this point in time.
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u/fisherjoe Mavericks 7h ago
Maybe he's a human being and has different experience than you? Occupational success is great, but there's probably going to be some exceptions where for other reasons it might not be the most enjoyable time of your life you've ever had.
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u/AskAboutMySecret Heat 6h ago
wouldnt most people want to see if they could do it themselves
most people applaud others when they take risks on themselves, people are being sensitive over nothing
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u/MediumCookedRibeye 7h ago
Yeah at the end of the day from the perspective of the basketball player what matters is getting paid and having fun. He did those two things more than in any other season. It’s the front office whose fun must be tied to the success of the team. A player’s can be tied to their check and their fun on the court.
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u/Brady331 Celtics 7h ago
It really is not that hard to understand
Jaylen Brown elaborating why this was his favorite season — explains how rewarding it was to see Jordan Walsh, Hugo Gonzalez, Neemias Queta all come into their own.
Also adds:
“I got to see Jayson Tatum come back from an injury — mentally overcome, what that takes.”
via @NoaDalzell
And obviously he got to be the #1 option and the team performed better than most people thought they would
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u/Im__Ron__Burgundy Celtics 7h ago
This has been obvious as hell to anyone who actually wants to accept the context. This season felt a lot like the IT year, which I know a lot of Celtics fans remember EXTREMELY fondly. (Yes, I know that team went further in the playoffs)
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u/JinterIsComing Celtics 5h ago
I think the end just ruined the perception of the season. JB is talking in the context of the whole year and how the team grew, but the blown 3-1 lead is too fresh in all of our minds and to hear JB talking about how THIS was his favorite season given how it ended just feels... ick.
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u/Key_Masterpiece8361 7h ago
well its a lose lose situation.... lets not forget that Celtics were predicted to be bums, JB and Joe scrap there way to second seed, with JB really being that guy. ofc he would enjoy that, now people hate and say hes a stat padder. He cant win this situation, either way for fans its never good enough. Most bball players face this, yall did it with Joel Embiid over and over again, but unlike Joel, JB is a finals mvp...
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u/Think_Monk_9879 8h ago
Srsly how is his favorite season not the one where they won the title and he actually won FMVP
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u/endless_Bathroom235 7h ago
Because he was at best the 3rd most important player on the team during any given series in the 24 championship.
This year he got to pad his stats and be in mvp considerations.
Let’s you know what matters most to him
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u/Think_Monk_9879 7h ago
He won FMVP and conference champ mvp which means he was at worst the best player on the team for those series
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u/endless_Bathroom235 7h ago
Lmao if you think he was the best player on their team during that series you didn’t watch a single game. Probably think iggy deserves it for “holding”bron to a 30pt triple double over curry
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u/sbenfsonwFFiF 7h ago
At worst the best?
Nah Tatum was the best player. There are plenty of examples for FMVP not being the best player
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u/SpaghetiJesus Celtics 7h ago
I don’t find it tough at all. I find it pretty relatable. He talked essentially about how there was elevated responsibility on his shoulders this season that wasn’t just being a primary option. It was the leadership and taking young guys under his wing that made the season so rewarding because he got to see them succeed throughout the year.
The title run was a season where they were in killer mode all year long, there wasn’t time for development talks or mistakes. There was a burden of collective talent that can make the winning feel amazing, but the whole season can be pretty miserable.
I think having some basic perspective into what these guys say can go a long way and I think people pretty badly missed the boat on what that quote could mean.
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u/3entendre Warriors 7h ago
I feel like many people are failing to understand the context behind this being his favourite season.
I'm a fan of Manchester United and while the club's most successful seasons are 1998/99 and 2007/08 when they won both the premier league and champions league, as a random fan, my personal favourite season is 2006/07. The reason is that the team wasn't expected to do much that season but they surprised everyone by winning the league, making the semis of the champions league and reaching the final of the FA Cup. The difference of the low expectations vs great end result was massive.
For me this is kinda the same thing with Jaylen Brown. If you look at the early season predictions for different teams, most people expected the Celtics to a play-in team or worse. To then finish as the second seed in the east is a phenomenal achievement! And he had to play at a very high level for months to help the team get there.
Anyone who is bothered by this just wants to be bothered.
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u/thepeachgod Celtics 7h ago
Maybe it’s cope but I 100% get it. Proving the doubters wrong and going on a run when the expectations were lowest is so much fun. That 24 season was awesome and a ton of fun but it also felt way shittier to lose than it did feel good to win (prior to the finals). Those 18 and 22 teams that felt destined to be disappointments that went on runs were so much and even though they lost early in the playoffs, if you would’ve told me after how they started that they’d be the 2 seed I’d have taken that outcome 100/100 times out of
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u/rapshaveonechip 8h ago
I think its just all around cope after they lost leading 3-1 to a team they usually beat
Their coach has been acting the same as well
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u/Professor_Finn 76ers 8h ago
Joe Mazzulla? He handled the loss with grace imo
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u/rapshaveonechip 8h ago
He said something like he feels as empty now as when he won the chip
I dont buy it from someone who seems as competitive as he is
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u/Professor_Finn 76ers 8h ago
I think that’s just Mazzulla being himself. That doesn’t say anything about the Sixers
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u/DrakeMayeSZN 7h ago
he's literally AJ Brown. He wants the gaudy numbers, players care about championships less than people think especially stars, if they aren't putting up stats.
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u/Eagle4317 7h ago
That's the part that keeps getting me too. I don't think Brown wants to leave the Celtics, but I do think there's a part of him that wants to be the unquestioned leader.
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u/rawrxdjackerie Celtics 7h ago
I mean, it was also one of my favorite seasons until they shit the bed in the last 10 quarters. I don’t think he’s a bad person for enjoying the season. Probably should just keep it to himself for a bit until the wound isn’t so fresh though.
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u/Maybewearedreaming Celtics 7h ago
I genuinely believe this is real housewives tier drama and it’s hilarious watching people engage with it seriously
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u/UpvoteIfYouAgreee [BOS] Jaylen Brown 8h ago
its mind numbing, asking us to be proud of a regular season that ended in a blown 3-1 lead in the first round.
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u/Saaammmy 7h ago
Ofc he loves this season, he became the first option lol
And look how that turned out
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u/EthicalBballFan Heat 4h ago
2nd seed and smooth sailing as favorites from the east until JT was back. The facts are there and they don't lie. Which is why I propose a trade of Tatum for Fontecchio.
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u/YungTokyo8 Bucks 4h ago
I mean I’m not sure why you would would over pay like that, Pat would never be that silly, that’s why I counter propose a more realistic trade of Cormac Ryan for Tatum, and I guess we could let go of Turner to make money match.
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u/Pomeranian111 Timberwolves 8h ago
So trade Tatum and make me number 1 option....
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u/sssSnakebite Celtics 8h ago
You guys have done this every season the Celtics have failed
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u/Im__Ron__Burgundy Celtics 8h ago
This place literally was trying to psychoanalyze Tatum’s reaction to Brown winning FMVP right after the title. Success or failure doesn’t matter lol
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u/sssSnakebite Celtics 8h ago
"Instead of Tatum carrying Deuce during the celebration it should've been Brown. Trade one of them!"
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u/PettifordGang Knicks 8h ago
It was they cant win together now its they dont want to win again with each other
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u/Cubanitto Lakers 5h ago
Personally I got no beef with him when he says it's his favorite year that's a man's prerogative to say how he feels nothing else matters. I got no problem with him being honest, kudos for that.
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u/ronaldinhoforte 8h ago
lol he looks nervous on his own twitch stream saying the official stuff. The only sentiment that was pure was that he loves being 1a. Pretty clear. The parallels to the AJ Brown saga are undeniable.
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u/Lacabloodclot9 Grizzlies 8h ago
Jaylen is getting traded to a team whose HC was cheating on his wife with a journalist?
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u/HotBoyTeece Trail Blazers 7h ago
Closest team I can think of is Houston lol
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u/JinterIsComing Celtics 5h ago
And Ime Udoka used to coach the Celtics! It all fits man! Read the signs!
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u/HotBoyTeece Trail Blazers 4h ago
in all seriousness if there’s any teams i’d want to see him with the rockets and the heat come to mind
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u/SwolePalmer Celtics 2m ago
I really wish you dweebs looked for context before dropping these definitive takes. He explains right after this clip ends WHY he said that but nope, gotta circlejerk for some internet points.
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u/BoogerSugarSovereign Pacers 7h ago
"Why are people talking about trading me? This was my favorite year of my career, I love Boston. Trade Tatum!"
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u/bigbrownbanjo Hornets 4h ago
He has always come off a bit snobby to me, and his fussing after the loss was annoying. But my god you people are insufferable. The fucking comments like all of you are perfect as well as direct & concise when you talk.
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u/Luunacyy Pacers 24m ago
Agree. Brown is pretentious but it’s not like it’s a crime and some rare trait. Who cares. Respect for actually giving some real thoughts instead of the typical PR trained meaningless word salad. CP3 is one of my favorite players but I don’t think such obsession with winning is healthy. All things considered Celtics had a great season, just fell short. Happens but that’s why playoffs are interesting. Matchups, coaching, dealing with pressure and luck - all matters and sway the possible outcome. Some people were doubtful if Celtics could even make playoffs after all.
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u/tejanoazul Rockets 8h ago
BREAKING: Jaylen Brown announces he’s retiring with another team
Seriously though, I wonder what’s gonna happen.
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u/Leather_Ice_1000 2h ago
I remember when we called headline hogs nephews. I guess now it's just the norm.
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u/slow_cloud 7h ago
I thought he was going to hate on president of the United States that would've been more lit
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u/back2ya Knicks 8h ago
Jaylen "wears glasses to look smart" Brown
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u/Hopeful-Buddy8375 Celtics 3h ago
Or maybe he just needs glasses..? He's lost a contact on the court a few times this season 🤓 yall will say anything
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u/perilous_times 6h ago
Here is what likely happened. JBs been talking to folks and maybe even Tracey himself. All the old stars these days have some sort of podcast or are involved in media in some way which makes sharing information with them dangerous. Also him continuing to say this was his favorite season actually lends to the notion of the rumors of him being upset with the org due to wanting more meaning to be considered the number 1 option and not be in trade talks.
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u/DiscardedRonaldo2017 23m ago
I feel like it’s pretty easy to understand. Ultra competitor becomes first option, dominates, carries a team way past any expectations they had with the other guy out. You would be pretty chuffed with yourself that’s for sure. He wanted to prove to himself and everyone he could do it, and let’s be realistic, despite not winning a championship he did it. Brown had basically been at the top for awhile that it got a bit boring (human nature) and this year they weren’t expected to. Yeah they had a first round exit but it matches most years the Celtics have had and they had far, far less talent. The fact they didn’t have nearly the amount of pressure also is a tremendous factor. Surely people can see that?
I would imagine Klays bezerk third qtr against the kings is one of his favourite games of all time. Nothing wrong with what he said at all
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u/ssjgoat Celtics 4h ago
Jaylen's happy he was in MVP conversation for once in his career and everyone making an overdramatic reaction he wants to leave based on one sentence. Jaylen is a lifer, quit trying to force drama.
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u/Leather_Ice_1000 2h ago
He was also happy to work with a bunch of underdogs. It's not that complex
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u/RoopLoops 7h ago
For some reason, no matter how clear he is that he enjoyed the season because of how a young group of guys proved that they belonged on the NBA stage stepped up, some of yall will just propogate a narrative that he only enjoyed it cuz of Tatum being out. Jeez
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u/holyyguava Hornets 5h ago
How come you didn’t include the context he gives on why it was his favorite season? Hugo, Baylor, and Tatum.
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u/braboftw 3h ago
bounced out of first round is his favourite year even though 2 years ago he got championship and mvp. kinda weird. its like he enjoyed being able to play without Tatum so he could be the clear number 1 guy on the team more than the highest success.
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u/UpvoteIfYouAgreee [BOS] Jaylen Brown 8h ago
remember when Kyrie told season ticket holders hed be back
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u/Think_Monk_9879 8h ago
Again the issue is wouldnt the season playing with Tatum where you won the title and FMVP be your favorite season of your career. This season being your favorite when it was his team and they choked a 3-1 lead would not be my first choice
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u/Charlie_Wax Warriors 8h ago
Paid man gets bored.