The Boston Celtics are reportedly looking for a big man and are willing to trade Jaylen Brown to acquire one, per @SIChrisMannix
“Boston continued to discuss Brown trades on Tuesday, two sources familiar with the talks tell Sports Illustrated. Many of the conversations were initiated by rival teams, sources say. Some were brokered by the Celtics. ‘They are hunting a big man,’ says a rival executive. ‘And they are willing to trade [Brown] to get it.’”
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Jaylen brown. You were never on the block (hopefully). Brad was just making Pat dump all his assets so that they made a lateral move.
The jays are staying together!!!!
Imagine being 1-for-14 in an elimination game and still having the nerve to take over.
• 16 points in the 4th to save Game 6
• 51 points in Game 7 to send the sixers home
Jayson Tatum really went from brink of disaster to the record books in back 2 back masterpieces 🤩
Coach John Calipari is absolutely spot on here.
Why would a coach recruit and develop an American high school kid for 4 years when the system now rewards grabbing ready-made pros from overseas, the G League, or the NBA pipeline?
If we don’t fix this, we’re killing the entire purpose of college sports.
Cam'ron says the NBA is hurting its own product by making it way too difficult to watch games—one game's on ESPN, then the next one's on Amazon, then NBC, and so on.
The Miami Heat would most likely only be willing to offer Terry Rozier and a filler in a Ja Morant trade, per @HPbasketball
“Does Miami take a step back at the deadline to get more assets for Giannis this summer, or do they try and convert talent to get better now? The Ja Morant stuff has cooled a lot, but if that gets revisited, they will not include anything they need for a Giannis deal. They’re going to try and basically get him for Rozier’s expiring and filler.”
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This makes me hate Jordan even more, IT doesn’t have that 92 gold because of Jordan. And for him to do this at the end of Jordan’s career just shows he’s a bigger man
Isiah Thomas reportedly begged the Eastern All-Stars to give up one of their starting spots so Michael Jordan could start in his final All-Star game in 2003, per Marc J. Spears
Vince Carter ended up giving up his spot.