Jaylen Brown notched a new career-high as the Boston Celtics scored an easy 126-107 win over the Memphis Grizzlies Wednesday.
Brown tallied 42 points on an efficient 15/21 shooting from the field, which included 7 triples.
The Grizzlies were without young star Ja Morant, who had a Grade 2 sprain on his left ankle.
Brown has been the most consistent performer for the Celtics in the young season so far, averaging 28 PPG, 4.4 RPG, and 3.4 APG while shooting an impressive 56.3% overall.
That’s a huge leap from Brown’s 20 PPG average in the previous season.
It looks like him and Jayson Tatum have emerged as the 1-2 punch for Boston, and the team will have to continue relying on their contributions to go deep into the playoffs.
Levi Joshua Jr. Verora is a sportswriter, announcer, and commentator in the Philippines. He has covered national and international events like the FIBA Olympic and World Cup Qualifiers, AmeriCup, Asia Cup, and 3x3, Asian Volleyball Championship, ASEAN Basketball League, Southeast Asian Games, and AFF Championship. Nowadays, you'll hear his voice in the Philippines Football League and other local sports leagues.
Latest posts by Levi Joshua Jr Verora (see all)
- UAAP Season 86 unveils dynamic theme ‘Fueling the Future’ - September 15, 2023
- MSC 2023 expands, includes North Africa-Middle East, North America, Turkey - February 19, 2023
- ECHO picks Chou for M4 World Championship commemorative skin - February 18, 2023
