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Shams Charania reveals a private confrontation between Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum that raises new questions about their Celtics breakup.

Jaylen Brown confronted longtime teammate Jayson Tatum during a late June dinner in France to discuss their future together before being traded from the Boston Celtics, according to ESPN's Shams Charania. The conversation followed Boston's unsuccessful pursuit of Giannis Antetokounmpo, for whom Brown had reportedly been offered. Charania noted the meeting failed to provide Brown reassurance regarding where Tatum stood, and the former teammates have reportedly not spoken since.
On July 6, the Celtics completed a permanent blockbuster trade sending Brown to the Philadelphia 76ers in a deal involving Paul George. Tatum later claimed he only learned of the trade through media reports, which Brown appeared to question publicly with a cap emoji. Brown declined to answer a subsequent phone call from Tatum and recently told reporters there was nothing left to discuss ahead of their first regular-season matchup.
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