Star Boston Celtics forward Jaylen Brown is back on a basketball court for the first time (that we know of, anyway) since getting knee surgery this offseason. And by most accounts, the Georgia native has been looking much more like his former, springy, athletic self while he has been putting in the work ahead of the NBA's 2025-26 regular season.

Former Boston Celtics guard Jrue Holliday recently opened up about what it was like going head-to-head with his former teammates in practice. He was asked whom he found the toughest to defend in practice and Jayson Tatum was not the answer.

The Boston Celtics face a new challenge this year. For the first time since they traded away the No. 1 pick (ultimately used on point guard Markelle Fultz, who's currently a man without a team this summer) for the rights to draft Jayson Tatum at No.