Bill Simmons believes Jaylen Brown may have gone from franchise cornerstone to the fourth-most important player on the 76ers.

The Golden State Warriors were among the teams interested in Jaylen Brown before the Boston Celtics traded him to the Philadelphia 76ers. The former NBA Finals MVP proved himself one of the best two-way players,

Tatum's recent comments again ignited debate over his relationship with Brown. But that shouldn't diminish their resume as teammates.

Trading Jaylen Brown following an MVP-caliber season was a bold move from the Boston Celtics.Recently, ESPN’s Shams Charania reported that Boston explored trading Brown at the February trade deadline.

The Golden State Warriors could have made a move to acquire Jaylen Brown but chose not to do so. An NBA insider recently revealed the reason. Despite his stellar individual performance in the 2025-26 NBA season,

Amid a quiet offseason in which the Golden State Warriors have not signed an external free agent, they did at various times explore potential trades for Anthony Davis and Jaylen Brown that didn't come to pass.

Steve Kerr’s lighthearted comment about LeBron James during NBA Summer League quickly went viral, but the joke ended up raising a much bigger question. After another quiet offseason and multiple missed opportunities to add another star alongside Stephen Curry,

Jaylen Brown is coming off the best statistical season of his career. Now comes the obvious question. Can he still produce at that level on a Philadelphia team featuring Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey... and now LeBron James?