Brad Stevens remains focused on Celtics after Jaylen Brown trade to 76ers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 15, 2026, 6:04 PM
Last updated Sep 15, 2026
Brad Stevens addressed the media regarding the impact of Jaylen Brown's trade to the 76ers on September 15. Stevens emphasized that the Celtics' focus is solely on their team despite the acquisition of Brown by a divisional rival. Brown's departure, along with a trade that also involved Paul George, reflects a significant shift in the Celtics' roster. Additionally, Stevens confirmed that the team is preparing to address challenges from other strong teams in the league. The Celtics have made several additions, including Mike Conley and Mitchell Robinson, aiming to compete in the upcoming season.
- •Brown traded to 76ers for Paul George and multiple draft picks.
- •Stevens insists Celtics are focused on their own team.
- •Brown felt disrespected in his final years with the Celtics.
- •Celtics added players like Mike Conley and Mitchell Robinson.
- •Stevens acknowledges strong competition in the league.
- 6:04 PMYahoo Sports — Why Brad Stevens Isn't Worried About Strengthening 76ers After Jaylen Brown Trade
"Stevens was adamant that the Celtics were turning their focus inward following Brown's departure.
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