Sources: Celtics still actively talking Brown trad...
Key takeaways
- The Celtics' push continues after team president of basketball operations Brad Stevens said Tuesday night that Brown remains "valued" by the organization.
- Every indication, everything I think about, over the last few years, has been building around those guys.
- Brown has three years remaining on a five-year, $285.4 million extension he signed in 2023.
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Sources said the Celtics are listening to trade offers after Boston tried to use Brown as the key piece in their trade offer to the Milwaukee Bucks for Giannis Antetokounmpo, who is instead set to join the Miami Heat for multiple players and draft picks.
The Celtics' push continues after team president of basketball operations Brad Stevens said Tuesday night that Brown remains "valued" by the organization.
"Jaylen Brown is a big part of us," Stevens said. "I'm never going to predict the future. Every indication, everything I think about, over the last few years, has been building around those guys. You never know. But at the same time, the one thing I want to make very clear is how valued he's always been. He's been amazing. He's been an amazing teammate and a great person to be around."