Jaylen Brown is one of the best wing players in the entire NBA, and he is proving such this season for the Boston Celtics with Jayson Tatum out of the equation. As the Celtics' lead option, Brown has led his team to a 15-9 record past the quarter mark of the season, and he has suddenly joined the MVP conversation alongside Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Nikola Jokic, and others.

Between his scoring and defensive effort, Brown is once again proving to be an All-Star talent in the Eastern Conference, and his leadership is why he is drawing attention in the MVP race.

However, Brown doesn't seem to want to be in the same class as those competing for the MVP award, especially since he claims those who want to be the league's MVP simply “sell their soul” to become the best floppers in the NBA

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