Jaylen Brown will face the Boston Celtics for the first time in a regular-season game Tuesday, but he has no plans to speak with former teammate Jayson Tatum before tipoff.

Jaylen Brown stated he has no plans to speak with former teammate Jayson Tatum before the Philadelphia 76ers face the Boston Celtics on Tuesday. Brown noted that the two have not spoken since his July trade from Boston to Philadelphia, describing the situation as strictly business on the court as both teams compete for a victory.
Philadelphia enters the matchup leading the Eastern Conference with a 9-2 record following a 127-121 win over the Chicago Bulls, in which Brown scored 29 points. Despite past public exchanges between the two stars since the trade, Brown downplayed any emotional baggage, saying he still appreciates Boston while remaining focused on his current team.
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