Brown reflects positively on his Boston years while 76ers president praises Joel Embiid
Jaylen Brown Avoids Criticizing Celtics at 76ers Introductory Press Conference
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Jaylen Brown declined to express frustration with the Boston Celtics during his introductory press conference with the Philadelphia 76ers on Thursday. Instead, he reflected positively on his time in Boston, saying, "A lot of my most important years, my most developmental years, I spent in Boston."
76ers president of basketball operations Mike Gansey praised Brown's former teammate Joel Embiid, telling ESPN's Kevin Negandhi, "Joel is great." Brown's comments come amid his move to Philadelphia, but he avoided any direct criticism of the Celtics organization.
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"Joel is great," 76ers president of basketball operations Mike Gansey told ESPN's Kevin Negandhi on Thursday.
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A lot of my most important years, my most developmental years, I spent in Boston …
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