Who is miserable to you!! The Celtics core is slightly injured and cannot leave the front line, but is most likely to be traded

According to an authoritative report by ESPN reporter Shelburne on May 18, Boston Celtics' outstanding star Jaylen Brown put an end to the season with a partially torn meniscus on his right knee. According to reliable sources, Brown always insisted on playing with injuries in the final stage of the regular season and throughout the playoffs. Unfortunately, the Celtics ended the season by losing to the New York Knicks in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference semifinals. Brown will undergo a professional medical evaluation this week to determine whether surgical treatment is required.

Previously, ESPN had reported that Brown had received painkill injections in his knee, and the relevant treatment has been launched since March. Although he missed the last three regular season games of the Celtics due to injury, Brown still played tenaciously with injuries by adjusting his game strategy in the playoffs. He averaged 22.1 points and 7.1 rebounds per game in the playoffs, and averaged 36.5 minutes of playing time. After being eliminated, Brown frankly stated that he had been suffering from physical pain. "I will never look for excuses," he said firmly when facing reporters. "Obviously, our way of eliminating tonight is unacceptable, but in terms of our overall performance this season, especially my personal experience overcoming physical pain and persisting in completing the season, I feel extremely proud of our team." It is worth mentioning that the Celtics lost the loss of Tatum due to a torn Achilles tendon in Game 4 of the series, and center Porzingis has also suffered a lot from the ongoing troubles of the virus over the past few months.

As the defending champion of last season, the Celtics stopped in the Eastern Conference semi-finals. According to statistics, in the past seven seasons, the defending champion has been in the second round of the playoffs five times, and in the past four years, he has not been able to break through this level in a row.

Previously, when talking about the Celtics' offseason plan, Marks proposed three plans, including trading Brown. He suggested that if Brown’s trade was made, the Celtics could reorganize the roster around Tatum and White in exchange for draft picks, young players and expiring contracts. Currently, Brown has four years left in its existing contract, with a total value of up to $236 million, of which the salary is $53.1 million. This potential deal will undoubtedly have a profound impact on the Celtics' team structure.