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Jaylen Brown Hasn't Shared 'Frustrations' with Celtics, Says President Brad Stevens
Brown said he wants to stay in Boston long term and is eligible for a two-year, $141.9 million extension in July.
- On Wednesday, Jaylen Brown reaffirmed his long-term commitment to the Boston Celtics, declaring he would play in Boston for the next 10 years if it were up to him.
- Speculation regarding Brown's future intensified after Hall of Famer Tracy McGrady claimed on his podcast Tuesday that the forward's 'frustrations' lay deeply within the organization.
- Celtics President of Basketball Operations Brad Stevens dismissed the rift rumors Wednesday, calling his Monday conversation with Brown 'nothing but positive.'
- Brown addressed his $50,000 NBA fine for criticizing officiating after Boston's Game 7 loss to Philadelphia, saying he had no regrets about the comments.
- Despite the first-round elimination, Boston won 56 games this season, with Brown citing team growth and Jayson Tatum's return from injury as reasons for calling it his favorite year.
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The Mercury newsJaylen Brown examines his Celtics future, ‘favorite season’ comments
“I hate that our president of basketball operations even had to respond to this,” Brown said.
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Jaylen Brown pushes back against report of ‘frustration’ with Celtics: ‘I love Boston’
"If it was up to me, I’d play in Boston for the next 10 years. I’ll say it again: I hate that Brad even had to respond to this.” The post Jaylen Brown pushes back against report of ‘frustration’ with Celtics: ‘I love Boston’ appeared first on Boston.com.
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Jaylen Brown shuts down rumors, says he wants long-term future with Boston Celtics
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