Brown even called five teammates but no one answered him. He looked back: I must have done something wrong

On September 21, Celtics star Jaylen Brown revealed during the live broadcast that he called five teammates in a row but no one answered. He held his head in his hands and suspected himself, saying bluntly: I must have done something wrong.

Jaylen Brown called his teammates during the live broadcast to see if the other party would answer. Brown called five teammates in a row, but no one answered. Brown first called White, and finally chose to call Tatum, but no one answered. In response, Brown held his head in his hands and suspected himself, saying: No one answered five consecutive calls, what happened? I did something wrong if my five brothers didn’t answer the phone? It seems that I have to reflect on it, it must be that I did something wrong.

Speaking of meniscus lacerations, Brown said: Before the season was over, I was diagnosed with a minor meniscus laceration. There were only two options at the time. I would never miss the playoffs because of this, so we persevered.

Speaking of the team, Brown felt that the Celtics had entered a new era, and he said: half of the team's people have left. I wish them all the best in the future and I am grateful to them - they were once a great teammate, and now it is a brand new era, everything has changed more or less, and the whole situation is different.

Speaking of fans, Brown said: I don't even call them fans anymore - some people are like family, they support me everywhere.

Last season, Jaylen Brown played 63 regular season games for the Celtics, averaging 34.3 minutes per game and was able to score 22.2 points, 5.8 rebounds, 4.5 assists and 1.2 steals. He eliminated the Magic 4-1 in the first round of the playoffs, but lost to the Knicks 2-4 in the second round. Not only did he fail to defend his title, but Tatum also suffered a severe injury from a ruptured Achilles tendon. He may be reimbursed for injury in the new season.

It is worth mentioning that in the 2023-24 season, Jaylen Brown and Tatum led the Celtics to the NBA and won the 18th championship in team history. Brown won the MVP of the Eastern Conference Finals and MVP of the Finals.