Malcolm Brogdon reflects on his time with the Celtics in a recent interview, stating that he has made peace with the trade that sent him to the Portland Trailblazers in exchange for Jrue Holiday. Brogdon, now with the Washington Wizards, acknowledges that while trades are business decisions for teams, they can feel personal for players who are uprooted from their teams and families. Despite the adjustment to rebuilding situations in Portland and Washington, Brogdon is focused on leading and embracing his role with the young Wizards team. Jaylen Brown, who led the Celtics to a victory over the Wizards, expressed support for former teammates like Brogdon and Robert Williams III. Despite the trade, Brown values their friendship and is glad to see them doing well. Brogdon, a former Rookie of the Year and Sixth Man of the Year, continues to provide veteran leadership for the struggling Wizards, showcasing his resilience and commitment to his new team.
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Malcolm Brogdon finds peace after ‘personal’ trade from Celtics
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