Bill Simmons has called Jaylen Brown “clumsier with the ball” and said his offense was “really rough to watch,” citing a flat-footed fallaway at the foul line he “can’t stand” plus weird low scoops into traffic. He also said Brown looked too jacked and stiff (like 80s Stallone), wasn’t the same athletic force, played “bad” at times, and ranked below other wings.
@MrZhapes@BillSimmons You can count on that brother. Tatum is gonna be himself and will rely heavily the leadership to whoever rise up to the challenge. JT is not him! 😤😤😤
Para el resentido, cada derrota es una conspiración, cada victoria ajena una trampa y cada triunfo una oportunidad para ajustar cuentas imaginarias. Al final, por mucho que logre, no encontrará paz, porque su enemigo está en el espejo.
#VideoLD | El dominicano Julio Rodríguez ganó el bronce en la categoría 74 kg de lucha. En el combate, resultó lesionado su contrincante, Kevin Alemán de El Salvador, quien requirió de ayuda para salir.
El medallista dominicano se lo echó al hombro, literalmente, para ayudarle a salir de la arena.
#JulioRodríguez #Lucha #JCC #ListínDiario
I don't care who you Stan and it's all love from here, but if you think I'm letting the Jaylen Brown disrespect slide, you've got the wrong one.
Y'all know damn well Jayson Tatum wasn't winning that championship by himself. Jaylen Brown showed up, dominated, and earned that Finals MVP. Ever since then, some of you have been acting like winning Finals MVP is a crime.
The goalpost keeps moving every time it's Brown, and everyone sees it.
This was Jaylen Brown after winning Finals MVP but Boston fans don't just move goalposts they build entirely new stadiums.
First it was, "He has too much ego." Then it became, "He can't coexist with another star" but this is the same player giving props to his teammates and letting the world know they both did it together.
Funny how the narrative always changes when the player proves them wrong. His only crime to Boston fans was not letting Jayson Tatum win Finals MVP.
If you swapped Jaylen Brown's mentality with Jayson Tatum's media coverage, we'd be talking about Brown as an MVP candidate and we saw that last season.
Imagine if Jaylen Brown had Tatum's whistle, branding and media hype. Would this even be a debate? Sometimes perception is worth more than production in the NBA.
@celticslife Keep some more arguments for when results come back biting your ass sooner rather than later. Be prepared to be Brad’s advocate all year long. And the year after and after. The whole JB situation was mishandled and badly communicated with the player and the fanbase. 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
Boston never loved Jaylen Brown. Not enough anyways.
They tolerated him. Argued about trading him every summer.
Made him fight for respect and never gave him his proper flowers.
In Philly, JB won’t have that same problem. A chip on the shoulder here isn’t a red flag—it’s a resume.
This year is shaping up to be Jaylen’s best season yet. With LeBron James shifting more focus to facilitating and distributing, plus Embiid’s gravity in the paint, Jaylen Brown is primed for an MVP-caliber season in Philly.
@stoolpresidente
It’s hilarious that anyone acts as if Jaylen Brown isn’t 1000x right about being mistreated by Boston. He was treated like little brother to Jayson Tatum from start to finish
He isn’t a problem the way people want to believe
@TheDunkCentral@TheNBABase And he’s good with it. He’s just focused on one thing and that’s winning 🏆. Boston media is now trying to break his mindset so he fails, but he has already set his sights on the main goal.
@JrueeUTD Sounds like more Celtics fan cope. The Boston idiot front office helped create a super team in their own conference. Now Celtics fans are obsessed with the idea that Jaylen Brown will be unhappy in Philly and derail the season. Sure... good luck with that.