Recently, Jaylen Brown talked about his actual appearance in the entire playoffs with injuries.

"The meniscus of the right knee was torn, and this injury started to bother me as early as February. At that time, I was facing two choices. I could undergo surgery immediately, or find a way to control it, and persist in playing the regular season and the playoffs." Jaylen Brown said.

As the Celtics launched an attack for another championship trophy, Brown chose to hold on. He said: "The injury is not the time, I have no choice at all. Because I can't miss the playoffs, we can only grit our teeth and persevere."

In order to control the injury, Brown began to receive painkiller treatment in March, and he missed 11 games in the regular season, including the last three games before the playoffs. But in the playoffs, he insisted on playing all the games, averaging 22.1 points, 7.1 rebounds and 3.9 assists per game. After the Celtics stopped in the playoffs, Jaylen Brown underwent arthroscopic surgery on his right knee. The surgery went very well and he was expected to fully recover before the start of the training camp.