Wish he wouldn’t have said this, but he isn’t wrong. The team had major issues. Ainge could’ve traded some guys at the deadline. Stevens could’ve established a clear hierarchy and/or roles for the players
Here's what G/F Jaylen Brown told @ScoopB Robinson about Kyrie Irving and last season w the @celtics: "It wasn’t his fault that certain guys couldn’t take a step back. It wasn’t his fault. That was the front office and the coach’s fault."
Here's the story:https://heavy.com/sports/2019/12/celtics-jaylen-brown-kyrie-irving/ …
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Stevens can't handle strong personalities. It's why Ainge drafted and acquired players who were more laid back. Imagine Stevens trying to run the 2008 Celtics? Oh boy.
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Brown was one of those guys that couldn’t accept his role that’s very immature of him to blame the coaching staff and front office I wouldn’t get to comfortable in Boston if I was him if a star becomes available his the first one on the list to go and now we just upgraded his...
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Hes saying exactly what the front office want him to say. Both Ainge and Stevens said they were to blame. Plus he also admits he was part of it, just like all the other guys.. So why would they be mad?
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5 rings still in play?
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What did this man do last year to just blame them directly like that?
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Jaylen Brown is a cop
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Blaming the system and not the individual, that thing cops love to do
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