The Boston Celtics took a 114-108 loss to the Portland Trail Blazers at the Moda Center in the PNW because Jaylen Brown was the only Celtic who could create his

After the first fan vote results were announced, Jaylen Brown expressed his frustration on the NBA All-Star selection voting system.

With Jaylen Brown on the brink of a franchise record, Chris Forsberg explores where the Celtics star has elevated his game to close out 2025.

Jaylen Brown dropped 27 first-half points on the Portland Trail Blazers during the Boston Celtics’ 114-108 loss on Sunday, Dec. 28. However, the All-Star forward was held to just 10 points during the second half as Portland upped the intensity.

Boston's front office has avoided tearing the whole thing down after Jayson Tatum's Achilles tendon tear. That's allowed Brown to ascend to elite status, while Derrick White and Payton Pritchard have become complementary stars next to him.

The Georgia native has been an instrumental part of the Celtics defying expectations while Brown's costar on the wing rehabs his injured Achilles tendon.

Jaylen Brown fell just short of setting a franchise record for the Boston Celtics on Tuesday night, but he still did enough to help them get a 129-119 win over the Utah Jazz. One of the reasons he failed to set his record is because he took on a slightly different role in the win.

On the Club 520 podcast, Jeff Teague insisted Jaylen Brown has a stronger claim to First Team All-NBA honors than Luka Doncic.