Jaylen Brown Thread

Post #61 » by **Parliament10** » Sun Apr 9, 2023 8:31 pm

We Don't Need A Jaylen Brown Thread.
Can Everyone STOP the Mudslinging???

Cause if you can't, then we either Shut it Down,
and Don't allow another one to be opened.
Or, Start Giving Out Warning & Bans, for every little thing.

~ Parl

MagicBagley18 · Post #62 » by **MagicBagley18** » Sun Apr 9, 2023 11:25 pm

the mudslinging absolutely can slow down and I’ve tried to be better of late. I can be better and will continue to strive to be. We all can for sure. If I can do it really anyone can lol.

That said Jaylen is a huge piece of our future going forward, he’s gonna be key in banner 18 and a very important player for us. It’s hard to say that there isn’t a spot for him to have his own thread. It’s also a thread that always has traffic and conversation even when it’s not volatile. If people didn’t want to talk about him these threads would gain no traction and they do even without the toxicity.

We are lucky we have a board that has people coming in and out of it to have dialogue- look in the other places like the nets board….they are cemeteries. It is a slippery slope however if topics are dictated to us and kind of against everything this place stands for. The users seem to think there is a place for conversation about him.

Banner 18 is right in front us and we need Jaylen to have a great post season! Cheers to that. Those stitches will heal and he’ll be fine.

Floody100 · Post #63 » by **Floody100** » Mon Apr 10, 2023 12:36 am

BostonCouchGM wrote:
Wes-J wrote:
BostonCouchGM wrote:
Lol right? Smh. It’s imperative that he makes it

Dude stop.

The big hunk of crow gonna be a hard swallow even for you Mr 3 and D specialist.

reeeeeee. You DO realize theres' a difference between me believing he doesn't deserve to make all-nba and also believing for the Celtics it's better that he does because he'll be easier to move...right?

Crow? You think because he's gifted an all-nba like he was gifted his all-star games that that proves I'm wrong? No, it proves I'm right when I say that the media is littered with Celtics fanboys who ignore advanced stats and vote with emotion or he just happens to have "earned" these accolades because a slew of better players missed too much time so voters didn't vote for them. Jaylen is nowhere near a top 6 forward or guard. He's not even top 10 at either position. You think him being voted all-nba changes that? Too funny

You’re a child.

We're not doing the personal attacks in this thread anymore. Anything like this will earn a temp suspension. -b

Post #64 » by **Parliament10** » Mon Apr 10, 2023 12:41 am

Floody100 wrote:
BostonCouchGM wrote:
Wes-J wrote:
Dude stop.

The big hunk of crow gonna be a hard swallow even for you Mr 3 and D specialist.

reeeeeee. You DO realize theres' a difference between me believing he doesn't deserve to make all-nba and also believing for the Celtics it's better that he does because he'll be easier to move...right?

Crow? You think because he's gifted an all-nba like he was gifted his all-star games that that proves I'm wrong? No, it proves I'm right when I say that the media is littered with Celtics fanboys who ignore advanced stats and vote with emotion or he just happens to have "earned" these accolades because a slew of better players missed too much time so voters didn't vote for them. Jaylen is nowhere near a top 6 forward or guard. He's not even top 10 at either position. You think him being voted all-nba changes that? Too funny

You’re a child.

Mods recently put up Notice against Mudslinging.
Whoever Started it, it doesn't have to be responded to.

Banned.

~ Parl

BostonCouchGM · Post #65 » by **BostonCouchGM** » Mon Apr 10, 2023 2:43 am

Can someone please educate me on the Jaylen extension? If Jaylen makes all-nba this season, does that mean he can immediately sign an extension at the higher number or does he still need to wait until after next season? If so, and he CAN sign the extension this offseason at the higher rate, is there any reason why Jaylen would refuse to do so except him wanting to leave? I know it's imperative that he make all-nba both for us to keep him or conversely, to trade him for the biggest return (since he wouldn't be up for a new contract and the team trading for him would have him for longer thus willing to give up more) so we should all be and are (I haven't read different) rooting for this despite claims otherwise.

thanks in advance

Stan34 · Post #66 » by **Stan34** » Mon Apr 10, 2023 8:44 am

BostonCouchGM wrote:Can someone please educate me on the Jaylen extension? If Jaylen makes all-nba this season, does that mean he can immediately sign an extension at the higher number or does he still need to wait until after next season? If so, and he CAN sign the extension this offseason at the higher rate, is there any reason why Jaylen would refuse to do so except him wanting to leave? I know it's imperative that he make all-nba both for us to keep him or conversely, to trade him for the biggest return (since he wouldn't be up for a new contract and the team trading for him would have him for longer thus willing to give up more) so we should all be and are (I haven't read different) rooting for this despite claims otherwise.

thanks in advance

Yes, he can sign the supermax extension but it kicks in on 2024 after the end of his current contract.

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sam_I_am · Post #67 » by **sam_I_am** » Mon Apr 10, 2023 11:28 am

BostonCouchGM wrote:Can someone please educate me on the Jaylen extension? If Jaylen makes all-nba this season, does that mean he can immediately sign an extension at the higher number or does he still need to wait until after next season? If so, and he CAN sign the extension this offseason at the higher rate, is there any reason why Jaylen would refuse to do so except him wanting to leave? I know it's imperative that he make all-nba both for us to keep him or conversely, to trade him for the biggest return (since he wouldn't be up for a new contract and the team trading for him would have him for longer thus willing to give up more) so we should all be and are (I haven't read different) rooting for this despite claims otherwise.

thanks in advance

This year, the deadline for supermax extension was October 17 and players could sign as early as July 1st. Celtics and Brown are free to negotiate and could agree to terms before then. The same deadline applies to his 140% max extension he can get. If he wants another opportunity to play for supermax next year the Celtics would have to wait until July 1 to sign an extension and that means they risk losing him for nothing if they wait to find out and he fails to get it. They are the only team he can get supermax from so they could cosider trading him if he refuses 140% max.

MagicBagley18 · Post #68 » by **MagicBagley18** » Mon Apr 10, 2023 3:22 pm

Game 1 next Saturday I think he’ll be ready and adjusted to go

zoyathedestroya · Post #69 » by **zoyathedestroya** » Mon Apr 10, 2023 4:41 pm

JD: Confirmed Hater.

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Post #70 » by **bisme37** » Mon Apr 10, 2023 4:44 pm

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BK_2020 · Post #71 » by **BK_2020** » Mon Apr 10, 2023 7:09 pm

bisme37 wrote:

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What's the argument, for example, for Jaylen over Lebron? 12 more games played > +2.3 points per game, +3.3 assists per game, +1.4 rebounds per game?

BostonCouchGM · Post #72 » by **BostonCouchGM** » Mon Apr 10, 2023 8:33 pm

sam_I_am wrote:
BostonCouchGM wrote:Can someone please educate me on the Jaylen extension? If Jaylen makes all-nba this season, does that mean he can immediately sign an extension at the higher number or does he still need to wait until after next season? If so, and he CAN sign the extension this offseason at the higher rate, is there any reason why Jaylen would refuse to do so except him wanting to leave? I know it's imperative that he make all-nba both for us to keep him or conversely, to trade him for the biggest return (since he wouldn't be up for a new contract and the team trading for him would have him for longer thus willing to give up more) so we should all be and are (I haven't read different) rooting for this despite claims otherwise.

thanks in advance

This year, the deadline for supermax extension was October 17 and players could sign as early as July 1st. Celtics and Brown are free to negotiate and could agree to terms before then. The same deadline applies to his 140% max extension he can get. If he wants another opportunity to play for supermax next year the Celtics would have to wait until July 1 to sign an extension and that means they risk losing him for nothing if they wait to find out and he fails to get it. They are the only team he can get supermax from so they could cosider trading him if he refuses 140% max.

So if gets all-NBA there should be no reason not to extend them right? He gains nothing except the ability to hit FA and if he chooses that route it means he’s gone? So we’ll know if he’s here past next season this summer?

fallguy · Post #73 » by **fallguy** » Mon Apr 10, 2023 8:51 pm

BostonCouchGM wrote:
sam_I_am wrote:
BostonCouchGM wrote:Can someone please educate me on the Jaylen extension? If Jaylen makes all-nba this season, does that mean he can immediately sign an extension at the higher number or does he still need to wait until after next season? If so, and he CAN sign the extension this offseason at the higher rate, is there any reason why Jaylen would refuse to do so except him wanting to leave? I know it's imperative that he make all-nba both for us to keep him or conversely, to trade him for the biggest return (since he wouldn't be up for a new contract and the team trading for him would have him for longer thus willing to give up more) so we should all be and are (I haven't read different) rooting for this despite claims otherwise.

thanks in advance

This year, the deadline for supermax extension was October 17 and players could sign as early as July 1st. Celtics and Brown are free to negotiate and could agree to terms before then. The same deadline applies to his 140% max extension he can get. If he wants another opportunity to play for supermax next year the Celtics would have to wait until July 1 to sign an extension and that means they risk losing him for nothing if they wait to find out and he fails to get it. They are the only team he can get supermax from so they could cosider trading him if he refuses 140% max.

So if gets all-NBA there should be no reason not to extend them right? He gains nothing except the ability to hit FA and if he chooses that route it means he’s gone? So we’ll know if he’s here past next season this summer?

We should.

Although he could sign the extension and then ask out. Which also might be okay for us.

Post #74 » by **djFan71** » Mon Apr 10, 2023 9:20 pm

If he ends up All-NBA, I'd guess he signs one of those player friendly supermax extensions with opt-outs in the year it makes the most sense for him with respect to years in league (ie, 10+) and cap rises.

We can't trade him for a year if he does, though, so we'll get another year of fun.

https://www.nbcsports.com/washington/wizards/explained-what-nba-supermax-contract-and-how-does-it-work

Furthermore, teams cannot trade a supermax player for the first year after he signs the contract.

BK_2020 · Post #75 » by **BK_2020** » Mon Apr 10, 2023 11:02 pm

Hopefully we get Doncic.
Unite Jaylen and Kyrie, the most Woke duo in the league.

zoyathedestroya · Post #76 » by **zoyathedestroya** » Tue Apr 11, 2023 4:17 am

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Why would Dame ask for a buyout and sign the minimum with the Cs this summer?

Post #77 » by **SuperDeluxe** » Tue Apr 11, 2023 4:40 am

zoyathedestroya wrote:

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Why would Dame ask for a buyout and sign the minimum with the Cs this summer?

I guess we'll need a third team to make Dame happy.

Having said that, why would Jaylen want to be second fiddle in a different city?

BostonCouchGM · Post #78 » by **BostonCouchGM** » Tue Apr 11, 2023 8:11 am

fallguy wrote:
BostonCouchGM wrote:
sam_I_am wrote:
This year, the deadline for supermax extension was October 17 and players could sign as early as July 1st. Celtics and Brown are free to negotiate and could agree to terms before then. The same deadline applies to his 140% max extension he can get. If he wants another opportunity to play for supermax next year the Celtics would have to wait until July 1 to sign an extension and that means they risk losing him for nothing if they wait to find out and he fails to get it. They are the only team he can get supermax from so they could cosider trading him if he refuses 140% max.

So if gets all-NBA there should be no reason not to extend them right? He gains nothing except the ability to hit FA and if he chooses that route it means he’s gone? So we’ll know if he’s here past next season this summer?

We should.

Although he could sign the extension and then ask out. Which also might be okay for us.

If his goal is to be a #1 somewhere then that's probably likely

Post #79 » by **Darthlukey** » Tue Apr 11, 2023 8:46 am

bisme37 wrote:

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Off topic, but this board has just made me realise, in theory, that the all nba teams will basically be the top 15 mvp vote getters in future years with positions removed

seiffert82 · Post #80 » by **seiffert82** » Tue Apr 11, 2023 9:04 am

JB is an elite finisher. Can't recall too many players able to shoot through contact like he does.

He's an average 3 point shooter and gets caught out trying to beat 3 defenders on iso's, but his decision making seems to be improving.

Credit to the coaching staff for giving the space to improve his game to be at that All-Star level.

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