Brad Stevens Talks Jaylen Brown Trade, Donovan Mitchell Extension, 76ers Pitch for LeBron

Did the new NBA collective bargaining agreement really force the Boston Celtics to trade Jaylen Brown? Wes Goldberg, Matt Moore and Haize react to Brad Stevens' first public comments since the blockbuster deal and debate whether Boston's explanation tells the whole story—or simply provides convenient cover for a difficult basketball decision. 

Then it's time for The Real Question, as the guys tackle Donovan Mitchell's massive extension with Cleveland, Nikola Jokić's decision to delay signing a new deal despite pledging his long-term commitment to Denver, and whether DeMar DeRozan can still contribute to a contender at this stage of his career. Finally, they listen to the Philadelphia 76ers' recruiting pitch for LeBron James and discuss whether Philadelphia has a realistic shot at landing the future Hall of Famer. It's another packed offseason edition of Locked On NBA Daily covering the league's biggest decisions and what they mean going forward.

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