Jason Tatum and Jaylen Brown are both fantastic players. They are excellent wing players who can play a role at both ends of the offensive and defensive ends. Despite their strong individual abilities, the Green Army's record is only 13-14, with a winning percentage of less than 50%. Of course, there are also reasons why Jaylen Brown is sidelined due to injury.
Even so, the Green Army's "double probe flower" combination seems to have come to an end. This season, there has been a lot of discussion in the media about Jason Tatum and Jaylen Brown not being able to work together. NBA insider Jack Fisher recently revealed that the Green Army may choose to separate the duo and that "Jaylen Brown is leaving."
"Bostonians have little interest in first-round draft picks. From Pritchard (2020 No. 26) to Langford (2019 No. 14) to Grant Williams (2019 No. 22) to Aaron Nesmith (No. 14, 2020), they have too many first-round shows.
That's why the Green Army has underperformed. They have one draft pick after another and they don't get any benefits other than rotating type players. They haven't really trained anyone except Robert Williams (27th pick in 2018), they're there.
I think this is definitely the beginning of the end of jason Tatum pairing with Jaylen Brown. I don't know if we will break up this season. But I think sometime in the next 12 to 18 months, we're really going to start hearing conversations about Boston's future, and Jaylen Brown is leaving. ”
There is indeed a great relationship between Jaylen Brown and Jason Tatum, and it would be wise to keep both and see what they can do together with a team that is completely healthy. However, if the Celtics can get another All-Star player who is better suited to Jason Tatum in exchange for Jaylen Brown, the deal could be worth it.
We will have to wait and see what happens. As Fischer mentioned, the timeline is "the next 12-18 months," so the Tatum and Brown duo have time this year to help turn the Boston Celtics around.