The Boston Celtics tried to trade Jaylen Brown to Milwaukee for Giannis Antetokounmpo before sending him to Philadelphia without granting his request for input on the destination.

The Boston Celtics ignored Jaylen Brown's request to have input or advance notice regarding his destination before trading him to the Philadelphia 76ers. According to an ESPN report, Boston initially attempted to trade Brown to Milwaukee for Giannis Antetokounmpo. After that proposed deal collapsed, the Celtics proceeded to finalize a trade sending Brown to Philadelphia without his consultation, leading Brown to express frustration over a perceived lack of respect from general manager Brad Stevens.
Stevens stated the decision to trade Brown stemmed from roster-building challenges posed by the massive contracts of Brown and Jayson Tatum. The trade ended a nine-season partnership between Brown and Tatum, resulting in strained relations between the former teammates ahead of their first matchup as opponents, with Philadelphia entering at 9-2 and Boston at 8-2.
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