The Celtics have decided to keep the current roster, and they need to find a way to appease Brown.
According to Boston Globe reporter Christopher Price, brad Stevens, the Boston Celtics' basketball operations director, brad Stevens, was already in the middle of a trade storm with Jaylen Brown, an outside player in the middle of a trade storm, according to The Boston Globe reporter Christopher Price.
Price continued, and Stevens made it clear to him that the Celtics and the Nets hadn't had an in-depth conversation and that the two sides hadn't had contact for a long time. Stevens believes the team has seen a significant improvement in the roster since signing Malcolm Brogdon, and they have a chance to make a big difference in the playoffs this new season. The team's next focus is on how to better fit the team's current squad and maximize the advantages of this squad.
According to NBC Sports Boston reporter Chris Forsberg, Stevens has put Brown's early contract extension on the agenda. Stevens sees Brown as an important part of the team and will be part of the team's core lineup for years to come. Brown, whose contract with the team expires in the summer of 2024, is eligible to renew his contract with the Celtics for an early three-year contract this summer, though it could be more desirable for him to wait until the next offseason to negotiate a contract extension. It is not known whether the two sides will negotiate this next.
For the Celtics, it is already unrealistic to trade Durant at the moment, and all they have to do is to appease Brown's mentality as much as possible. Brown was the Celtics' best performer in the finals last season, and if he is mentally affected, it could have a fatal impact on the team's preparations throughout the season.
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