Famous reporter revealed that Brown s meniscus was partially torn, insisting on fighting with injuries or requiring surgery

Jaylen Brown has been trapped in a knee injury since the last month of the regular season. With the end of the season, ESPN reporter Ramona Shelben revealed that Brown suffered a partial tear in his right knee.

Brown felt knee pain at the end of the regular season and since March he received several painkiller injections. At that time, the team gave Brown's knee injury report as a bone contusion, but Shelburn's revelations made Brown's injury look much more serious. It is reported that the Celtics defender will be evaluated this week to see if he needs surgery.

Brown missed the last three regular season games due to injury, but he insisted on playing in the playoffs, averaging 36.5 minutes per game, scoring 22.1 points and 7.1 rebounds. In the second round of the series against the Knicks, Brown fought until the last moment. He committed 6 in the third quarter of G6. In the end, the team also lost to the Knicks 2-4, ending the defending journey. After losing, Brown refused to talk about injuries at the press conference: "I don't make excuses. Obviously, it's difficult to end the season in this way, but the way we stick to the last minute, the way I stick to the last with some injury problems makes me proud of this team."

In addition to Brown, Tatum suffered a serious injury in G4 of the series G4, Porzingis has been fighting the disease in the past few months, and the Celtics bid farewell to this season in a scarred way.

(text/Thai Fu)