Jaylen Brown could not hold back the chuckle when asked about the 76ers’ offseason. “Um, I think they did a great job,” Brown said from his introductory news conference Thursday afternoon. Probably the correct response from Brown with Mike Gansey — the Sixers’ new president of basketball operations who traded for the All-NBA wing in a shocking blockbuster with the Boston Celtics last month —

Welcome to Philadelphia, Jaylen Brown. The new 76ers' superstar threw out the first pitch of Thursday's matchup between the Phillies and Washington Nationals, with Trea Turner behind the plate: Brown's addition has been part of a memorable summer for the Sixers,

Sixers forward Jaylen Brown has a deep fear of heights, but doing the exact thing he is most afraid of is why he wanted to skydive in Egypt this offseason.

There are two sets of questions for these 76ers. Maybe it feels like that’s always been the case. Except that it hasn’t. The questions used to be: Will Joel Embiid be healthy? How often? To what extent?

Jaylen Brown says he has already moved on from the Celtics after being traded in the offseason.

Bill Simmons issued a blunt three-word response as former Celtics star Jaylen Brown was formally introduced by the Philadelphia 76ers.

Jaylen Brown sat immersed in his new basketball community Thursday afternoon, ready to move forward. The All-NBA wing had stepped inside the Francis J. Myers Recreation Center’s gymnasium in West Philly.

Jaylen Brown makes his feelings known on NBA media's personal attacks and how he is using what transpired with the Celtics as motivation for the rest of his career with the 76ers.