Jaylen Brown's Key to the City and New Chapter with the Sixers

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu presented Jaylen Brown with a key to the city as he departs for Philadelphia, marking the end of his ten-year tenure with the Celtics.

As Brown prepares for his 11th season, he expressed a fierce competitive spirit, stating his desire to dominate this year. Last season, he was a candidate for MVP, averaging career-highs in points, rebounds, and assists while leading the Celtics amidst challenges.

Following a trade that sent Brown to the 76ers in exchange for Paul George and draft picks, he joins a team that aims to be a strong contender in the Eastern Conference, especially after acquiring LeBron James. Brown is recognized for his playoff performance, ranking eighth all-time in playoff three-pointers.