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Emmanuel Acho, Joy Taylor, LeSean McCoy and James Jones discuss whether the NBA Finals has proven Jaylen Brown is the Celtics’ best player or not. Brown is averaging 24 PPG off 55 percent shooting, while Jayson Tatum is averaging 22 PPG (36 percent shooting).
