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Jaylen Brown is the better overall player. But Paul George is the more complementary option next to Jayson Tatum. Here's why.

Bobby Krivitsky of Hardwood Houdini argues that Paul George is a cleaner on-court fit alongside Jayson Tatum than Jaylen Brown was for the Boston Celtics. The writer asserts that George's skill set and readiness to embrace a secondary role at age 36 make him an ideal complement to Tatum following a blockbuster trade.
The piece highlights George's superior three-point shooting, passing ability, and ball security compared to Brown. Krivitsky notes tracking data showing George averages 11.0 passes and one assist per game to Tatum, surpassing Brown's previous passing numbers to his former co-star.
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