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Jaylen Brown’s trade market not as robust as Celtics hoped: Sources

The Boston Celtics' attempts to trade Jaylen Brown have shifted from stagnant negotiations to a reported blockbuster deal with the 76ers.

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📍 How it ended

The Celtics traded Jaylen Brown to the 76ers for Paul George in a blockbuster move. This resolution followed a period where the team struggled to find traction in the trade market.

Epilogue added 14d ago, after coverage quieted.

The brief

After initial reports that the Boston Celtics were not finding traction in the trade market for Jaylen Brown, The New York Times reports that Brown has been traded to the 76ers in exchange for Paul George. Coverage from Yahoo Sports, The Boston Globe, and HoopsRumors.com initially emphasized a lack of resolution to the trade saga and a stagnant market.

Reports also mentioned potential interest or speculation involving the Cavaliers, Nuggets, and Nets, while noting the Rockets were not in the mix. Following the reported move to Philadelphia, attention turns to the impact of the blockbuster deal and the reaction of team figures, such as Robert Parish, who previously described the possibility of a Brown trade as disturbing.

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Quick answers

Who was Jaylen Brown reportedly traded to?

According to The New York Times, Brown was traded to the 76ers.

Who did the Celtics receive in return for Brown?

The New York Times reports that the Celtics received Paul George.

Which teams were mentioned as potential suitors before the deal?

Coverage mentioned the Cavaliers, Nets, and Nuggets as potential interests or subjects of trade speculation.

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