Collective quote! Multiple teams rob Jaylen Brown, Celtics: No products, unless the chips are hard to refuse

The most important trading storm in the NBA offseason is brewing!

According to ESPN reporter Shams Charania on the Pat McAfee Show, several teams have submitted "crazy offers" to the Celtics about Jaylen Brown and Derek White, but the Boston management is tough and requires the other party to provide an "insurmountable" chip combination before considering letting the All-Star forward go.

This season, Brown's performance on the court was remarkable, playing in 63 regular season games, averaging 34.2 minutes per game, and was able to contribute 22.2 points, 5.8 rebounds and 4.5 assists steadily, with a shooting percentage of 46.3%.

Although his three-point shooting percentage was a career low of 32.4%, his diversity and comprehensiveness on the offensive end should not be underestimated. In the playoffs, he improved his form, averaging 22.1 points, 7.1 rebounds and 3.9 assists in 36.5 minutes in 11 games, with a shooting percentage of 44.1%, and a three-point shooting percentage increased to 33.3%, showing a strong big-scene attribute.

So, what exactly makes many teams flock to Brown? First, he is at the golden age of 28, and his physical condition and competitive level are at his peak.

In the forward position, Brown has excellent offense and defense. He has excellent physical fitness and can tear open the opponent's defense with a tough breakthrough. At the same time, he can effectively limit the opponent's core players on the defensive end.

Secondly, Brown's rich game experience and many years of experience with the Celtics have allowed him to experience countless high-intensity regular season and playoff matches. This experience is an extremely valuable asset for teams who are determined to compete for the championship.

For the Celtics, Browns has long been one of the indispensable cores of the team. The "Double Tanhua" combination formed by him and Tatum is a key factor in the Celtics' continued competitiveness in the East in recent years.

Although the team is currently facing the double pressure of luxury tax and salary cap, and the prospect of winning next season's championship due to Tatum's Achilles tendon surgery is overshadowed, the Celtics management is well aware of Brown's value.

From the team's tactical system, Brown's existence enriches offensive choices. He can not only complete exquisite pick-and-roll cooperation with his teammates, but also provide stable three-point firepower from the outside, and also score strongly from the inside.

On the defensive end, his positive attitude and excellent physical fitness can effectively protect rebounds and interfere with opponents' shooting, which is an important part of the team's defensive system.

Judging from the current situation, although the quotes of multiple teams are crazy, the Celtics are likely to not let Brown go easily unless there is a team that can give them a bargaining chip that they cannot refuse. For example, some US media suggested that if the Cleveland Cavaliers send Garland, Jarrett Allen and multiple draft picks, they might impress the Celtics.

But such a transaction plan is only one of many guesses, and it remains to be seen what the final result will be.