As the league's oldest powerhouse, the Green Army is in trouble this season, with only 19 wins and 21 losses in 10th place in the East.
Given how fierce the Competition in the East has been this season, the Greens will have to adjust as quickly as possible to secure a playoff spot.
As a result, deals with the Green Army have emerged one after another, with Smart, Richardson and Horford falling behind, falling into trade rumors, and even beginning to think that the Green Army should dismantle the binary configuration of Brown and Tatum.
Such a proposal is not a random move, but combined with the current situation of the Green Army, it is pointed out that Brown and Tatum's style of play is indeed not matched.
Both players are rising stars in attack and defense, which is why the Green Army has been reluctant to take the two apart in the past few seasons, but the problem is that both are stars who are mainly individual singles with the ball and their organizational skills are extremely average.
Coupled with the fact that the Green Army has no good organizers, the two cannot produce a chemical reaction for a long time, which in turn leads to the green army as a whole becoming a mess.
So even though Brown publicly stated in an interview after the team's win that he disagreed with the idea of taking himself and Tatum apart, the two believed the two sides could overcome the odds.
But the outside world is still not optimistic about the duo, and even the Green Army star Bob Cusi pointed out in an interview with the Boston Globe that the Green Army has been reversed at key moments, because it has always handed the ball to Brown and Tatum to handle, rather than a solid point guard.
To this end, the US media "hoopshabit" timely supported the green army, thinking that the Celtics would not be sharp, seize the time to trade Brown, and gave two plans, of which 3 for 3 Simmons each took what they needed, 5 for 2 Fox were happy.
Trading Scenario 1
Green Army: Ben Simmons + George Nyon + Milton;
Philadelphia: Brown + Schroeder + Hernangomez.
For the Green Army, this is a deal option to solve the team's current lack of point guards, after the reporter also revealed that the two teams intend to complete a similar deal plan.
Simmons will quickly provide the organizational skills that the Green Army needs, in addition, he will also provide the Green Army with a top defender to build a team around Brown and Ben Simmons, believing that the Green Army will quickly return to the playoffs.
Georgion is a plug-and-play shooter who can shoot 40 percent from three-point range, and Milton has proven him to be a trustworthy shooter.
For Philadelphia, the team got its wish to trade Ben Simmons back for an All-Star star.
Next to Embiid, Brown can make the most of his individual singles ability, and Philadelphia will undoubtedly have a better ceiling for building a team around this inside and outside.
In addition, the team also received Schroeder and Hernangomez, who could boost the offensive firepower of the team's bench.
Transaction Scenario 2
Green Army: Get Fox + Barnes;
Kings: Get Brown + Schroeder + Fernando + Hernangomez + 2023 second round picks.
The Kings are also in trouble, with the team already trying to trade Ben Simmons with Philadelphia, and Fox and Haliburton are all on the shelves.
As a result, it's entirely possible for the Kings to trade with the Green Army, who is, after all, Brown is a better core option for team building than Ben Simmons.
The Green Army also got Fox, a point guard, through a trade, plus Barnes, a forward stand-in for Brown after his departure, and although he was not as talented as Brown, Barnes was still a very good 3D striker.