Boston Celtics standout Jaylen Brown acknowledges the impressive prowess of the Los Angeles Clippers, despite his team holding the best record in basketball. The Clippers have been on a remarkable streak for over two months, boasting a stellar 28-7 record since December 1st, which stands as the top performance in the NBA during this period. During All-Star media day, Brown, when prompted to name the strongest NBA team aside from the Celtics, singled out the Clippers.
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The Clippers notably secured one of their most notable victories of the season against the Celtics in a commanding fashion on Boston’s home court. This defeat marked only the second home loss for the Celtics throughout the year, highlighting the dominant capabilities of the Clippers’ roster.
There exists a possibility that the Clippers and Celtics could cross paths in the NBA Finals, given that both teams are regarded as frontrunners in their respective conferences by many sources. Having witnessed firsthand the Clippers’ formidable performance, Brown is convinced of their standing as the premier team in basketball currently, excluding the Celtics.
This commendation for the Clippers from Brown is well-earned, considering their sustained excellence over the past two months. Their remarkable run of form underscores the potential and capabilities of the team.
While there is still considerable work ahead for the Clippers, their current form is promising and indicative of their competitive strength.
