76ers Star Learned of 'Bittersweet' Jaylen Brown Trade While Getting Pedicure
Brown made his fourth consecutive All-Star team and fifth of his career, was named Second Team All-NBA for the second time and finished sixth in the NBA MVP voting."JB" led Boston to a surprising No.
- ▪Brown made his fourth consecutive All-Star team and fifth of his career, was named Second Team All-NBA for the second time and finished sixth in the NBA MVP voting."JB" led Boston to a surprising No.
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By Victor Barbosa0ShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.The Philadelphia 76ers had a massive offseason with multiple blockbuster moves, including signing LeBron James and trading for longtime Boston Celtics superstar Jaylen Brown.The Sixers held their media day on Monday and Philadelphia guard VJ Edgecombe revealed an interesting story about how he found out about the 76ers-Celtics trade.View this post on XRead More on NBABrown is coming off his best individual season since entering the NBA in 2016, posting career highs in points (28.7), rebounds (6.9) and assists per game (5.1), among other categories.
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