The Nets Considered Trading Michael Porter Jr For Jaylen Brown

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The Nets Considered Trading Michael Porter Jr For Jaylen Brown

Before the Celtics accepted the Philadelphia 76ers' lackluster offer, the Brooklyn Nets were quietly in the Jaylen Brown sweepstakes. Bill Simmons reports the Nets considered offering up MPJ and draft capital for Brown. However, the Nets' top brass declined to entertain this beyond ideation.

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