The Boston Celtics stunned the NBA by trading Jaylen Brown to the 76ers for Paul George and four picks — a bold move that upended their championship-winning core. Team president Brad Stevens revealed the front office wasn’t just chasing wins, but asking if the same roster and system could deliver another title. Despite Brown’s historic contributions — two Finals, a ring, and clutch performances when Tatum was sidelined — the playoff collapse against Philly last season pushed them toward change. They chose risk over certainty, betting on a new direction to chase history — even if it meant sending a star to a rival.
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