Brogdon backs Brown's All-NBA bid for Celtics

The Boston Celtics are pushing for All-NBA recognition for star shooting guard Jaylen Brown, and they're receiving support from an unlikely ally: Indiana Pacers point guard Malcolm Brogdon.

In a recent interview, Brogdon spoke highly of Brown's abilities on the court and endorsed his candidacy for All-NBA honors. He praised Brown's consistency, noting that he has been a force to be reckoned with all season long.

Brogdon's endorsement is particularly important for the Celtics, who are currently fighting for a playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. If Brown is named to an All-NBA team, it would not only be a personal accomplishment for him, but it would also boost the morale of the team and potentially give them an edge in the playoffs.

Brown has been a standout player for the Celtics this season, averaging 24.5 points, 6.0 rebounds, and 3.5 assists per game. His performance has been critical to the Celtics' success, particularly in the absence of injured star Jayson Tatum.

However, Brown faces tough competition for All-NBA honors, with many other talented players vying for the same recognition. Brogdon's endorsement could help to give Brown an edge, and could potentially sway other voters to consider his candidacy more seriously.

The All-NBA teams are determined by a vote of 100 media members, with players receiving five points for each first-team vote, three points for each second-team vote, and one point for each third-team vote. The voting results will be announced after the regular season concludes in April.

Regardless of the outcome, Brown's performance this season has been outstanding, and his contributions to the Celtics have not gone unnoticed. With the support of players like Brogdon, Brown and the Celtics will continue to push for success on the court.