In the aftermath of Boston’s playoff exit, Jaylen …
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That was the backdrop when, in the aftermath of Boston’s playoff exit, Jaylen Brown made it clear to the front office that he wanted to be treated more like a franchise player on and off the court, according to league sources. When asked to sacrifice parts of his game over the years, he had been willing to do so. But after averaging 28.7 points per game and landing on the second team All-NBA, he had reached a place in his career where he believed he deserved the preferential treatment reserved for the game’s premier players, including Tatum. Around that time, one of Brown’s friends, Hall of Famer Tracy McGrady, revealed on his podcast that Brown’s “frustrations lie deeply within the (Celtics) organization and other things we don’t really have details to.”
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