Paul George Is Ecstatic. Celtics Fans Aren't.
Paul George called joining the Celtics "surreal" and "ecstatic." Boston fans can't be mad at him for that. They're doing the ugly trade math instead.
Paul George called joining the Celtics "surreal" and "ecstatic." Boston fans can't be mad at him for that. They're doing the ugly trade math instead.
The Sixers traded for a superteam and got a schedule to match: fewer back-to-backs, double the national TV games. That's not luck, it's a business decision.
Three weeks after Boston's Jaylen Brown-for-Paul George trade, an ESPN grade, a rival GM, and Brown himself all agree the Celtics lost the deal.
The Celtics sent Jaylen Brown to the 76ers for Paul George and picks. Every advanced metric from the last three seasons says Boston got the worse end.
Boston traded the 2024 Finals MVP for a 36-year-old who played 78 games in two seasons and served a 25-game suspension. As a Knicks fan, I'm delighted.
The Celtics traded their 29-year-old Finals MVP to Philly for a 36-year-old who missed 25 games this year. Brad Stevens needs to explain himself.
The Celtics traded Jaylen Brown — Finals MVP, 29, in his prime — for 36-year-old Paul George and some picks. Bob Ryan called it underselling. That's generous.
Boston traded a Finals MVP for a 36-year-old Paul George and a prayer. As a Sixers fan, I'm cautiously optimistic — the most dangerous state there is.
Jaylen Brown won the 2024 Finals MVP. The Celtics shipped him out for a 36-year-old Paul George. Brown called it disrespectful. He's not wrong.
The Celtics traded their 2024 Finals MVP for a 36-year-old who's missed half his games in recent years. Boston doesn't know what they just gave away.