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The separation drama never seems to leave Jaylen Brown alone. Following the Celtics announcers, the Charlotte Hornets announcer has joined the party, unknowingly (maybe). The physical confrontation between Brown and Grayson Allen during Saturday night’s NBA game drew attention after…

Charlotte Hornets announcer Eric Collins mistakenly referred to Jaylen Brown as "Jaylen Tatum" during Saturday night's NBA broadcast. The slip occurred while Collins was addressing a physical fourth-quarter confrontation between Brown and Grayson Allen, which resulted in double technical fouls after the players tangled over a loose ball.
The verbal slip inadvertently combined the names of former Boston Celtics teammates Brown and Jayson Tatum. On the court, the Philadelphia 76ers secured a 109–104 comeback victory over Charlotte, led by Tyrese Maxey's 38-point performance and a clutch three-pointer from V.J. Edgecombe.
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