Ten years in, Jaylen Brown finally has all of it.
A ring, Finals MVP, and still getting better, having just come off the best statistical season of his career.
He’s a five-time All-Star. This past year he carried Boston while Jayson Tatum rehabbed a torn Achilles, posted career highs almost everywhere you look, finished sixth in MVP voting, and made second-team All-NBA. That’s a franchise-centerpiece line, not a sidekick’s.
And on July 1, he became a Philadelphia 76er.
For most stars, that résumé plus a blockbuster trade would have the hobby buzzing. Brown’s market has stayed strangely quiet. His base Prizm rookie still trades for under a hundred bucks.
So here’s the question we keep coming back to. Does a new city, a new co-star, and a fresh story to sell finally move his cards? Or is this just what Jaylen Brown cards are?
Let’s rip in.
