Celtics wing Jordan Walsh is playing the best basketball of his life. Jaylen Brown sees that, but he doesn't want Walsh to lose sight of the process.

With Brown (illness) out of the lineup, Derrick White filled the void with a season-high 30 points for the Celtics.

The Lakers lost in a gruesome fashion tonight during a 105-126 loss, despite both sides being short-handed in what could have been an epic rivalry clash against the Celtics in Boston.

The Georgia native leaned on his younger forwards to help secure the win, and that trust paid off in a major way.

Brown is averaging career highs of 28.4 points and 4.8 assists

The veteran forward led the Celtics to a fantastic 123-117 win over the New York Knicks on Tuesday. The one-time Finals MVP dazzled with a spectacular performance, putting Boston on his back and leaving Madison Square Garden with a thrilling victory.

Star Boston Celtics forward Jaylen Brown has long been an advocate for education equality, and has put his money and his effort where his mind is, working with local schools and universities to start programs with his foundation to to improve access to education, particularly among underserved minority children in the greater Boston area.

By deferring to his teammates on the scoring load, Brown not only finished with a triple-double but also created opportunities for others to shine. Payton Pritchard, Jordan Walsh, and Anfernee Simons stepped up, helping Boston hold off Donovan Mitchell’s fourth-quarter push and avoid overtime.