Nikola Jokic calls out the Nuggets’ defense: “We cannot defend.” (Via @TalkBasket )

"It had a whole lot to do with Jayson Tatum not playing in Game 7" @BGeltzNBA tells @TheSteinLine the frustration Jaylen Brown has towards Jayson Tatum stems back to how the season ended Hear Deals and Dunks weekdays at 1 PM ET sxm.app.link/DealsAndDunksLi…

The Sixers lost to the Pistons without two of their best players. Detroit sat Jalen Duren and Ausar Thompson. Meanwhile, Philly still had Maxey, LeBron, and Jaylen Brown on the floor. Brown went 5/20 throwing up bricks while LeBron finished with a -22 +/-. They're a solid team. They're just not as good as Sixers fans have been led to believe.

Jaylen Brown was reportedly the one who demanded a trade from Boston and was pushing for a move to Milwaukee, per @Scalabrine “I think Jaylen Brown lives in his own reality. But because it wasn’t being documented that he demanded to be traded, then I don’t think that anybody, anybody thinks that, that he could—now, he could say that it was Tatum’s fault. Like, he could just make stuff up. But my understanding is Jaylen Brown went to the organization and had a list of demands. And it was like, ‘You either do this or you trade me.’ And he was rooting to get traded to Milwaukee, including calling some other teammates about, ‘Hey, man, what do you think of Milwaukee? We should go there.’” (Via @SiriusXMNBA )

Reminder to stay home if you booed during last game cause Jokić said you are not welcomed

Funniest thing about all the Sixers fans in my mentions about this post is I bet I can search all of their profiles and find 100s of posts trashing Jaylen Brown