Jaylen Brown reacts to ‘guys half talented’ in NBA getting praise over Celtics superstar
Jaylen Brown dropped 40 points on the Indiana Pacers in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Playoff Finals.
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The Boston Celtics defeated the Indiana Pacers in game 2 of the Eastern Conference Playoff Finals, stretching their lead 2-0 in the ongoing series. Notably, Jaylen Brown of the Celtics has been garnering all the praise for his match-winning performance against the Pacers at the TD Garden. However, Brown feels that he has not been praised enough for his quality in the sport.
After the game, Brown claimed that he had watched guys who were half-talented than him getting praised more in the NBA. He also claimed that he seemed unfazed by all this and was focused on his side claiming the wins in the NBA playoffs.
I watch guys get praised and anointed who I feel are half as talented as me on either side of the ball. But at this point in my life, I just embrace it. It comes with being who I am and what I stand for, and I ain’t changing that.
In the post-match conference, after the game, Jaylen Brown said
On the sports side, Brown and the Celtics were on fire against the Pacers in game 2. Brown was the star performer, dropping 40 points, gathering 5 rebounds, and providing assists in the game. Brown was accompanied by his teammate Jayson Tatum who scored 26 points and gathered 6 rebounds in their game 2 victory.
Jaylen Brown makes bold admission regarding Pacers’ performance in game 2
The Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown has been making the headlines lately for his clutch performances in the Eastern Conference Playoff Finals against the Indiana Pacers. In Game 1, Brown hit a three-pointer with 5.7 seconds left in regulation, forcing overtime, which his Celtics eventually won. Furthermore, in game 2, his hard work paid off when he turned a 5-point deficit in the first quarter into a 15-point lead.
In addition, Brown was very vocal regarding his opposition, the Indiana Pacers’ performance against the Celtics in game 2.
[We brought an] intensity level tonight that they just were not able to match this time. I think we adjusted a little bit better in Game 2. And I still think we could play a little bit better. So we're looking forward to doing that in game three. To Indy [we go].Jaylen Brown added
On the contrary, the Indiana Pacers were outclassed by the Celtics’ star roster in game 2. The Pacers’ star players, Tyrese Haliburton and Aaron Nesmith weren’t at their best against the Celtics, with only Pascal Siakam scoring more than 20 (28 points) points against Celtics.
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