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Jaylen Brown on if this season was a failure with a round 1 exit: “This organization is used to playing later into the season. I think this is my first time having a first round exit. But this season, what the expectations were and how we came out and...

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Asked Jaylen Brown how he looks at failure and success, and whether anything short of a title feels like a failure: “It's hard to reflect on it just right now, because it's so fresh from the moment. But, obviously this organization is used to playing later into the season. I think this is my first time having a first round exit. But this season, what the expectations were and how we came out and we rose to meet that level of uncertainty with this group. There's nothing more I could ask for. I had a great time with my teammates. We played hard. Feel like we left it all out there. Tonight, we came up short.”
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Asked Jaylen Brown how he looks at failure and success, and whether anything short of a title feels like a failure: “It's hard to reflect on it just right now, because it's so fresh from the moment. But, obviously this organization is used to playing later into the season. I think this is my first time having a first round exit. But this season, what the expectations were and how we came out and we rose to meet that level of uncertainty with this group. There's nothing more I could ask for. I had a great time with my teammates. We played hard. Feel like we left it all out there. Tonight, we came up short.”

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Jaylen Brown doubles down and says this is his favorite season ever after blowing 3-1 lead: “Even though we didn’t win a championship this season wasn’t a failure, This year was my favorite season ever.” “This is why I always push back cause what’s perceived as failure”

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Jaylen Brown on where the Celtics are this season: “We can play with anybody. A lot of people counted us out before the season, but my faith is unwavering. I believe in myself, I believe in my team.”

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"You don't say it was the most rewarding year of your career when it was a first round exit and you have a title ring. Listen to yourself."—John Fanta on Jaylen Brown saying this Celtics season was his favorite year of his basketball career.
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"You don't say it was the most rewarding year of your career when it was a first round exit and you have a title ring. Listen to yourself."—John Fanta on Jaylen Brown saying this Celtics season was his favorite year of his basketball career.

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Asked Jaylen Brown about how he’s mentored Jordan Walsh this season: “I definitely took a step forward in my leadership to start this season, because I knew that with a lot of guys gone, we're going to need some guys on this team to take steps forward. I know Jordan had the potential, so I really communicated with him and spoke life into him so he could be ready for this opportunity. And he has been.” “I think he's had a great year this season, what I've imagined. I think he's still continuing to get better. He's got to continue to have the right mindset and the right approach and that faith that everything will work itself out.”
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Asked Jaylen Brown about how he’s mentored Jordan Walsh this season: “I definitely took a step forward in my leadership to start this season, because I knew that with a lot of guys gone, we're going to need some guys on this team to take steps forward. I know Jordan had the potential, so I really communicated with him and spoke life into him so he could be ready for this opportunity. And he has been.” “I think he's had a great year this season, what I've imagined. I think he's still continuing to get better. He's got to continue to have the right mindset and the right approach and that faith that everything will work itself out.”

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Kendrick Perkins GOES IN on Jaylen Brown doubling down on this season being his favorite of his career: “It’s everything. My advice to Jaylen Brown is to go on vacation bro. Quit doubling down because you’re making matters worse. T Mac and Jaylen Brown have a Personal relationship. A few people has dropped the ball in this situation…. Jayson Tatum came back and took a back seat JB and let you be the Batman of this car you were driving and you’re excited? This is your best season after being home in the first round?”
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Spike considers one playoff win a successful season for the Eagles “I know we came into this year thinking about the Super Bowl. I know we thought this might be a dynasty—and maybe it still will be. You don’t need to win back-to-back championships for it to be a dynasty. {...} But I think if they win a playoff game this year, we can call this season a moderate success and move on.”
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Spike considers one playoff win a successful season for the Eagles “I know we came into this year thinking about the Super Bowl. I know we thought this might be a dynasty—and maybe it still will be. You don’t need to win back-to-back championships for it to be a dynasty. {...} But I think if they win a playoff game this year, we can call this season a moderate success and move on.”

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