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The Boston Celtics haven't exactly looked like NBA Finals contenders through the early part of the season, but that hasn't stopped Jaylen Brown from putting together a tremendous start to the 2025-26 campaign.
Jaylen Brown is doing everything in his power to lead the Celtics to their fourth win in five games against tough opposition.
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Payton Pritchard scores 42, Jaylen Brown gets triple-double as Celtics outlast Cavaliers 117-115
Payton Pritchard scored a season-high 42 points, Jaylen Brown got his fourth career triple-double and the Boston Celtics held on to beat the Cleveland Cavaliers 117-115 after giving up most of their b
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Jaylen Brown’s triple-double vs. Cavs spoke volumes, says coach Joe Mazzulla: “He cares about winning”
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.
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Jaylen Brown reveals his next chapter will be stepping into the footsteps of Kobe Bryant's off-court legacy
Jaylen Brown reveals his next venture is focused on picking up Kobe Bryant's off-court legacy, following his footsteps into content production and independence.
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Jaylen Brown surprised by rate of technical fouls with Boston Celtics this season
Jaylen Brown has been having an unusual -- at least for him -- experience with fouling this season with the Boston Celtics. Not only has he been publically frustrated with the paucity of foul calls against him this season, the Georgia native is also racking up more technical fouls than he has been used to so far this year.
Anthony Edwards was not too worried about Jaylen Brown's 'Too small' gesture as he reacted to it after the game.
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The $50 Million Risk: Jaylen Brown chose independence to push 'Autonomy' and 'Ownership' with his own shoe brand
Unlike most NBA players, Jaylen Brown turned down 50 million worth of endorsement deals to come up with his own independent brand, known as 741 Performance. His mission and vision for his brand are simple: To make a statement about independence, creativity, and ownership.