\n Position \n Age \n Height \n Weight \n Birth place During this summer’s hectic offseason, Brown was traded to the Philadelphia 76ers<\/a> in a blockbuster move.<\/p>\n Brown left a significant legacy behind himself in Boston, winning a championship ring with them and being an instrumental part of it.<\/p>\n But the real question is, how big is Brown’s legacy in the franchise with most championships?<\/p>\n “Top-5 Celtic of all time” <\/p>\n In the Ball in the Family podcast, Lonzo Ball<\/a> was full of praise for Brown.<\/p>\n Former second pick in the NBA Draft revealed that Brown is a top–5 Celtic of all time in his eyes.<\/p>\n “I got to see all the accolades, but if you line up Boston’s best players ever, he’s in my top five. So put that sh-t up there. Who’s f\u2013king with him on the wing?,” Ball started.<\/p>\n Best wing in Boston’s history? <\/p>\n Lonzo noted that there are only two wings that could come into the conversation along with Brown, and none of them is Jayson Tatum<\/a>:<\/p>\n “The only two wings better than him are Paul Pierce<\/a> and Larry Bird<\/a>. Larry and Paul. That’s him. Boom. Tatum? He’s a little better than Tatum,” Ball claimed.<\/p>\n \u201cI think Brown’s a little better. They both obviously are great players. He’s low-key frying [Larry] Bird. I don’t want to be disrespectful, but, Jaylen Brown has a better chance of guarding him than he has of guarding Jaylen Brown,” Ball concluded.<\/p>\n
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\n 95 kg\n <\/p>\n
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