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The Philadelphia 76ers have agreed to acquire forward Jaylen Brown from the Boston Celtics, ESPN reported, in an exchange that sends veteran forward Paul George and four draft picks to Boston.
The deal reshapes the Eastern Conference's asset map in one transaction, with Philadelphia absorbing Brown's production capacity while Boston collects both a proven floor presence and a stack of future selections.
What Moved and Where The core of the transaction is straightforward: the 76ers are long Jaylen Brown, and the Celtics are long Paul George plus four draft picks.
Philadelphia parts with George — a veteran forward — and four future first- or second-round selections in exchange for a player the Celtics developed into one of the conference's key forwards.
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