BEAKING News: The Boston Celtics’ Jaylen Brown makes a strong comment over the Slam Dunk Contest Terrence Clarke tribute.

Jaylen Brown, a prominent player for the Boston Celtics, feels that he delivered a message on February 17 during his most recent Terrence Clarke tribute at the NBA Slam Dunk Contest.

After finishing second behind Mac McClung, the current two-time defending champion, Brown told reporters, “Terrence was like my little bro” (h/t Boston.com). Unquestionably connected to Boston. I desired to be performing everything with a purpose. I believe that tonight, I achieved my goal of giving everything a message. I can live with the outcome because I enjoyed the process of doing it.”

Following the Bostonian’s tragic death in 2021, Brown has been seeking to pay tribute to him for some time. He argued in favor of the Kentucky product hearing his name called in the NBA draft of 2021.

Jaylen Brown of the Boston Celtics discusses All-Star weekend and why the All-Stars don’t participate in the Slam Dunk Contest.
In the end, Brown considered his Saturday participation in All-Star Weekend to be enjoyable.

Brown began, “I thought I had fun,” before adding, “I think going out and having fun was what the ultimate thing was.” I managed to do it. It was a privilege. I can live with the fact that, at least, I can say that I did it once in my professional life.

When asked why he entered the dunk competition as the inaugural All-Star, Brown