Jaylen Brown

In a game that brought back memories of past Celtics/Knicks playoff games, it was the Knicks rallying from a 20-point third quarter deficit to steal the opening game of their best of seven, NBA Eastern Conference semi-final series.

The real National Basketball Association season is now underway. Following the play-in session, which will produce the bottom two positions in the NBA playoff structure, the league will begin its journey to crown a new champion.

The Boston Celtics grabbed the headlines in the latest chapter of their historic rivalry with the Los Angeles Lakers this past weekend with their 111-101 triumph at the TD Garden.

Sports Illustrated’s Sportsperson of the Year announcement has been made, and it’s Simone Biles.

Jaylen Brown and Jrue Holiday are known as champions on the basketball court but the duo along with Holiday’s wife, Lauren are champions for Black entrepreneurs and building generational wealth in the Black community.

Jaylen Brown aims to create generational economic prosperity through BXC, the nonprofit enterprise and multi-year commitment he founded to build long-term wealth and foster cultural innovation in underserved and underrepresented communities.

Following convincing victories in the first two games of this year’s National Basketball Association’s best of seven Championship Finals, the Boston Celtics find themselves just two wins away from raising title banner number 18 to the rafters of the TD Bank Garden.

It now appears that the Boston Celtics and Dallas Mavericks are headed for the National Basketball Association’s best-of-championship series. 

Following their 50-point blowout victory over the Brooklyn Nets on Valentine’s Day, the Boston Celtics headed into this year’s NBA all-star weekend sporting a 43-12 record, the best in the league.

The deal is done. Jaylen Brown has got his fortune for playing a child’s game at the professional level. His new $304 million contract extension makes him the second highest paid player, (behind recently signed Anthony Davis of the Lakers) in the NBA — for the moment!