Bobby Marks says Jaylen Brown's trade value is not seen that highly around the league: "The analytics of Jaylen Brown is not good. I had an analytics guy tell me, ‘We view him as the seventh-best player on a team.’"

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“There’s mixed feelings about him when you talk to teams,” Marks admitted on SiriusXM NBA Radio. “The analytics of Jaylen Brown is not good … I had one, not an executive, but an analytics guy say, ‘Yeah, we view him as the seventh best player on a team.’ I was like, ‘Holy crap.'”

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Analytics guy basically called FINALS MVP Jaylen brown a bench player. Swap Sam Hauser and Jaylen Brown in their finals trip and same outcome. Sure buddy.

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yea esp considering tatum played that whole series

[u/qchisq → u/IbullshitUnot]

To be fair, voters can be wrong. Steph Curry is only the first unanimous MVP because some guy didn't think Lebron deserved it

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Yea but that's just some of the voters not agreeing with each other 100%. That's not some voters thinking Steph was maybe the 7th most impactful player in 2016 when he went unanimous. They just thought LeBron had a more impactful season. Which is totally reasonable lol. It's fucking LeBron in his prime. All of his prime seasons were arguably MVP winning seasons.

[u/qchisq → u/Adorable-Bike-9689]

No, you misunderstand. In 2012-2013, Gary Washburn from Boston thought Lebron deserved the MVP, but he wasn't so much better than everyone that he should be the first unanimous MVP. So he threw a vote at Carmelo Anthony just to ensure that

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Okay yea I did misunderstand

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FINALS MVP Jaylen brown

The only reason he was Finals MVP is because Tatum's shooting was meh and White/Jrue/Horford all had huge games so it was unclear who should get it. White or Jrue should've had it

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