It's unlikely for the Celtics to trade Jaylen Brown even with the Jayson Tatum injury. But these teams should still give them a call.

Which teams could have interest in pursuing a massive trade for Brown? There is one Western Conference contender that has been brought up as a possible trade suitor. Kevin O'Connor of Yahoo Sports has suggested that the Houston Rockets might make sense in a trade for Brown.

The Boston Celtics have reportedly shut down all trade discussions involving Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown, and Derrick White, signaling their intent to maintain the core of their franchise despite a disappointing playoff exit and looming injury concerns.

The Boston Celtics are entering a crucial offseason following a second-round playoff exit. The Celtics were unable to repeat as NBA champions, and they now ente

The Boston Celtics weren't able to complete the journey of repeating as NBA champions, losing in the second round of the playoffs to the New York Knicks. Due to this, the Celtics will now enter the offseason with a lot of question marks around the roster.

Regarding his contract, Brown signed a five-year, $304 million supermax extension with the Celtics in July 2023, making it the richest deal in NBA history at the time. Given this commitment, any potential trade would require careful consideration from both the Celtics and interested teams.

Afterward, Brown shared his feelings over the Celtics' season coming to an end in the second round. "...Things didn't go our way this year and it's unfortunate," Brown said. "But we hold our head ...

Jayson Tatum wasn’t the only injured star on the Celtics. Jaylen Brown finished the season while playing through a partially torn right meniscus, according to a Saturday ESPN report. Brown, 28, will reportedly undergo evaluation this week to see if he will need surgery.

Boston Celtics general manager Brad Stevens hinted at Jaylen Brown's future in an end-of-season press conference.