Celtics owner Bill Chisholm stands firm on trading Jaylen Brown, calling it a tough but necessary move to secure the team’s long-term legacy under NBA’s new salary rules. Trusting Brad Stevens’ front office to rebuild with flexibility, Boston landed Paul George and Mitchell Robinson while re-signing Neemias Queta — all while Philly used the assets to chase LeBron James. Chisholm’s billionaire confidence hinges on championship results: if Stevens’ gamble pays off, the trade will be vindicated; if Brown thrives elsewhere, the Celtics may face lasting consequences.
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