News about Jaylen Brown

In a demoralizing 140-88 loss to the Golden State Warriors, the Boston Celtics became the first team in NBA to win three games of 50 points or more. Jaylen Brown led the team in scoring 29 points in 22 minutes on an efficient 11-for-19 shooting line and half his shots from 3-point range. Draymond Green, the Warriors' forward, announced that the team had agreed to a defensive game plan 'like 15 minutes' before the game began.

JAKE NISSE AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN: During Jayson Tatum's warmup on Saturday night, he took a short break from his regular duties. Most of his time on the court was spent honing the skills he'd soon use: he splashed in some jumpers, tested his dribble, and rehearsed some post moves as the arena slowly began to fill up. However, at one point, perhaps a minute, a Celtics staffer gently punched a basketball back and forth on the Madison Square Garden hardwood.

Jaylen Brown of the Boston Celtics is facing backlash on social media after not knowing that his rumored girlfriend and influencer Suzie Micael was attempting to walk across a patch of ice. Micael is seen in a video walking out of a car in high heels and taking careful steps on an icy surface. Brown, who was wearing sneakers, seemed to walk past her without even knowing or acknowledging that she might need assistance.

The NBA All-Star game at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Indiana, home of the Indiana Pacers, took place on Sunday, halting the NBA's 2023-24 seasons. Many of the world's best players were on hand to demonstrate their skills, from the looks of the game to the final score, it was all about the offense. Donnie Wahlberg and his partner Jenny McCarthy, who may have been seen cheering from their courtside seats, were among the many celebrities and high-profile people to watch all the high-flying shootings. Wahlberg, a Boston, Massachusetts transplant, and Jayson Tatum, one of the five starters and Jaylen Brown, who came off the bench, were among the Boston Celtics' two superstars to make the Eastern Conference: Wahlberg, a Boston, Massachusetts native, had two of his hometown stars to play: With the former MTV host and Playboy Playmate dressed in a black leather miiskirt with a matching fitted top, the hot and heavy couple opted for a youthful appearance in the fashion department, showing her ample cleavage.

After barely beating Boston Celtics All-Star Jaylen Brown by a single point, NBA G-League champion Mac McClung won his second consecutive Slam Dunk Contest. McClung jumped over 7ft 1ins Shaquille O'Neal after begging the Hall of Fame to fit into his old high school jersey. McClung then pulled the ball out of the giant's hands to bring home a reverse dunk. He received a perfect score in the event's final round.

The Milwaukee Bucks' victory over the Boston Celtics on Thursday was so one-sided that TNT's television crew was forced to swap games in the middle of the NBA broadcast. Boston threw in the towel and rested their starters in the third quarter, causing Milwaukee to do the same. TNT's NBA crew was forced to look elsewhere for excitement after what was supposed to be a marquee matchup morphing into a clinic.

Brown was kicked out in the fourth quarter after gaining two technical fouls. Brown was the first to protest a foul call, and the second was issued shortly after, as he sat on the bench shortly after. Brown said postgame, 'I always thought my first career ejection would be something a little more exciting.' Guys get folded up and down, not some overemotional ref who had a bad day, and it may be a tussle or something.' I should have gotten my f*****g money's worth,' says the one I'm most worried about.' After fouling Immanuel Quickley, Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla said one official told him, 'don't bring this week...t**t.' The first technical foul was issued for using profanity against a judge, according to a pool reporter, while the second was for a'wave off directed at the official.'

During their match at Target Center on Monday, Celtic guard Jaylen Brown utterly mocked Minnesota Timberwolves center Rudy Gobert. Brown was able to smash a soaring Karl Anthony-Towns after taking a jump shot in the corner before launching the one-hand dunk over Gobert's head during the first quarter of Monday's game. In several league circles, the 31-year-old Gobert is regarded as one of the best rim-protecters in the NBA, and has been selected to six All-defensive squads.

According to a recent analysis, the US Department of Justice is investigating the NBA for suspected antitrust abuses. According to TMZ, the league is being accused of attempting to discourage the expansion of Ice Cube's Big3 basketball league. The NBA is accused of attempting to discourage sponsors and other company partners from participating in the league and banning television networks from airing Big3 games.

Marcus Smart has married Maisa Hallum, his longtime girlfriend, in California last week. They were wed in front of 300 close friends and relatives, as well as former Boston Celtics teammates Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown, according to The People. 'What can I say? Dreams do come true, and Smart told People that this was the most amazing day of their lives.

With its latest strategy, the NBA took steps on Wednesday to ensure that its key players are front and center in more games, particularly nationally televised matchups, with a number of'stars' who are sometimes ineligible to be rested. The league's board of governors has approved a new player participation policy that will go into place this season, which has barred teams from resting two star players in the same game. In any of the previous three seasons, a star player has been either an All-Star or on the All-NBA team. Teams will now have to track their rosters to ensure that no one key player is off the field at any time. There are 50 players who fit into the star category but who are they and why could some of the league's biggest names sometimes be exempt?

Jaylen Brown expressed his gratitude to the 169 journalists who elected him into the All-NBA team this year by sending thank you letters to each of them. Along with Nikola Jokic and Stephen Curry, the Celtics were named in the second All-NBA squad, a list of the league's top players selected by a committee of sportswriters and broadcasters, as a result. His membership in that squad made him eligible for a supermax deal with Boston, which gave him a five-year, $304 million contract last month, the highest in NBA history.

According to various outlets, the Boston Celtics have signed Jaylen Brown to a landmark five-year, $304 million contract extension.

According to various outlets, the Boston Celtics have signed Jaylen Brown to a five-year, $304 million contract extension. Brown, a two-time All-Star, averaged a career-high 26.6 points last season along with 6.9 rebounds per night. In 2019, he had signed a four-year, $106.3 million contract extension.

According to a story, the Boston Celtics, Washington Wizards, and the Los Angeles Clippers are closing down on a three-way trade. According to The Athletic, Kristaps Porzingis will be sent to Boston, while Malcolm Brogdon will go to Los Angeles and the Wizards will sign Marcus Morris and draft compensation. If the reported deal goes well, it will be a huge boost for the Celtics, who will welcome Porzingis to a starting lineup that already includes All-Stars Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum.

Grant Williams underwent surgery on his left hand on Friday, but the Celtics are hopeful that training camp will be back in time. The procedure, according to Boston, was to'repair a tear of the third metacarpo-phalangeal joint's radial collateral ligament.' Williams is predicted to be sidelined 6-8 weeks by the procedure, putting him on a collision course with training camp, which begins on September 27 for all teams this season.

After losing Game 7 to Miami Heat on Monday night, Jaylen Brown refused to rule out leaving the Celtics. Brown and the Celtics had a chance to win the game going from 3-0 down to tie the series 3-3, with Game 7 in Boston. And yet, they couldn't get it done.

In Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals, the NBA has issued two corrections to late officiating calls, but the Celtics had no problem with the refs' decision to add 0.9 seconds to the clock in Miami, a play that was vital as the Celtics defeated the Heat at the buzzer to force Monday's Game 7 in Boston. The league's Last Two Minutes report, which is a customary public-facing investigation of the officials' performance at the ends of games, was released on Sunday. Two calls were incorrected by James Williams, Zach Zarba, and Josh Tiven's officiating crew, not the Celtics, according to the Game 6 report, both of which benefited the Heat and not the Celtics. Officials failed to spot Caleb Martin's lane violation on a missed free throw by the Celtics' Jaylen Brown with 1:01 remaining. In addition, officials failed to call a foul against Gabe Vincent of Miami on a missed layup by Boston's Jayson Tatum, who should have been allowed two free throws with 33.5 seconds remaining in the game. Most important, the NBA discovered that officials were correct to give Boston a full 3 seconds on its last possession, which allowed for Boston's game-winning tip-in.

After going from 3-0 down to force Game 7 in the Eastern Conference finals with Miami Heat, Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown has urged his team to make NBA history. The Celtics won by 104-103 and forced Game 7 on Monday night in Boston, as the Celtics attempt to become the first NBA team to defeat a 3-0 lead. Derrick White's buzzer beater gave the Celtics a 104-103 victory and forced Game 7 on Monday night. Brown came to a close in Miami on Saturday night, but he warned his team that they hadn't done nothing yet.

With a 104-103 victory over the Miami Heat in the Western Conference Finals, the Boston Celtics became the fourth team in NBA history to erase a 3-0 deficit. In Saturday night's Game 6 at Kaseya Center in downtown Miami, Celtic Wings Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown scored for 57 points, with 31 and 26 respectively. After being fouled from behind the arc to put his team up 103-102 after three seconds remaining on the game clock, the Heat thought they had advanced to the NBA Finals.

In a complete team effort at the raucous TD Garden, the Miami Heat were defeated 110-97 by the Boston Celtics. Boston, who had lost five of its last seven home playoff games, was facing yet another elimination game. Miami failed to close the book once more after leading 3-1 in the Eastern Conference Finals. They will be able to do so in Game 6 on Saturday night on their home floor.

On Wednesday night, the Heat quieted a largely defening Boston crowd to advance to Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals, defeating their hosts 123-116 at TD Garden. At halftime, the Celtics led by 11 and appeared to be in complete control of the game. Miami exploded in the next quarter, beating Boston 46-25, and then carried on through some tense last few minutes of the game.

Jayson Tatum, the Boston Celtics' best-selling player, had a sweet and concise explanation for his game after a humiliating first half against the Philadelphia 76ers. 'I'm one of the best basketball players in the world,' Tatum said in response to a query about how he maintained his complacency in the fourth quarter. 'I have some amazing teammates that played it down.' (Malcolm) Brogdon, JB (Maylen Brown) (Marcus) Smart, Al (Horford), they all trust me. "Keep having great looks, it's gonna fall," they all tell me. Keep playing the game in other ways."

After a 95-86 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals, the Boston Celtics were able to keep their season alive for at least one more game. Marcus Smart wowed the Celtics with 22 points. Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown, the top scorers in the United States, were not far behind with 19 and 17 points respectively. Joel Embiid, the NBA MVP, led Philly to victory with 26 points and 10 rebounds, putting together a double-double.