CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — The Bridge program proved a fitting location for Jaylen Brown and the Boston Celtics to recommit to each other.
The Celtics continued to stress advancing as a basketball team toward a championship, pressure Brown accepted as a significantly larger share of the team’s cap. Off the court, he shouldered far more. Brown wants to bridge Boston’s wealth gap, an aspirational sign of how committed he is to a city he described as his home to NBC Sports Boston.
“I want to launch a project to bring Black Wall Street to Boston,” Brown said.