"I feel a lot different than I did going into last year both mentally and physically. So, I'm grateful for that. It's still going to be a journey in itself. I don't have any expectations. My expectations are to come out and just be the best I can for my team every single night."
"We've gained a lot of experience. I've personally gained a lot of experience. It's been a pleasure. It isn't always perfect, but it's not supposed to be. It's a part of the journey. I'm grateful to be where I am, grateful to be here."
"I'm still getting better. For some, it may be hard to believe because of the expectations they put on me, but I'm still improving, I'm still learning, I'm still growing ... I feel like I'm entering my prime, and I'm excited to maximize my potential and take advantage of every opportunity that I have to win and be a part of a team and part of something special."
Jaylen Brown, now in his 10th year with the Boston Celtics, is experiencing a resurgence after undergoing knee surgery. He feels mentally and physically different compared to last season, where he played through injuries. As a fringe MVP candidate, he emphasizes the importance of continuous improvement and learning. With playoff aspirations ahead, Brown expresses gratitude for his journey and the experiences gained. He remains committed to being the best for his team and is excited about the opportunities that lie ahead.
Read at Boston.com
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