Jaylen Brown has extended his contract with the Boston Celtics for 5 years and $ 304 Million.
Jaylen Brown will earn $60.8 Million annually.
TBH, I didn't expect that this contract will push through. Maybe the impact of Brown towards the success of the team for the past few years is just that big that they give him that huge contract. I wonder how will Tatum respond to this one knowing that he has more impact than him in terms of success.
Anyway, congratulations for him for getting the richest contract in NBA history. I just hope that his performance in the future will be better now than what it last season.
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I’m not a big fan of his. I think a big part of the reason that his stats are so high is because he plays for a terrible team. He’s basically a Kemba Walker on the Hornets type of situation. Move him elsewhere and he may end up in the bench. Maybe that’s a bad take, but I was surprised his team did as well as they did. I don’t expect a repeat next season.
I will not say terrible, but the term "young" would fit better than it.
Not against your opinion, and I agree with the fact that he's on a team which is considered mediocre last season, but on the other hand, I think that the Thunder team has a future especially him. Just imagine how many draft picks they have in the future years. If 1 or 2 of them will be developed, and be an all-star alongside Shai, with that young age they might dominate the league for a number of years. Like you though, I was also surprised on how they performed last season knowing that they are a young team.
I would also bet on the Warriors next season. With CP3 on their roster, it will not be hard for them to score, as he is one of the best passers in the NBA. CP3, along with Curry and Thompson, will likely create plenty of open opportunities for scoring, and Curry won't tire easily since he won't have to carry the ball all the time.
I'm not sure if they will play him as a starter, but if they do, that's my perspective.
Don't expect too much on CP3 because he will likely play on the bench. It will either he will play on the bench, or he will be traded after the all-star. If he doesn't want the role, he will get traded. That's my take on him.
He's a great passer yes, but we know his history in the playoffs. I think if I will grade all of the performances of players in the playoffs in NBA history, he has one of the worst if not the worst. When they needed him the most, he will get injured. Anyway, as a Warrior fan, I will also bet on them on winning this season like always. Now they filled their problem last season which is the paint. They got Saric, Jackson-Davis, and Looney to fill that gap. They have better role players now than last season, so I expect their season to be better than last as well. They might get at least the top 3 spot in the West if you will ask me.