In a stunning turn of events that has rocked the NBA world, the Boston Celtics have been suspended from all league activities, and star Forward-Guard Jaylen Brown has submitted his resignation from the organization. The decision follows what insiders are calling a “major internal conflict” stemming from head coach Joe Mazzulla’s failure to maintain team cohesion and accountability.
Sources close to the organization report that Brown’s resignation letter expressed deep frustration with what he called a “breakdown in leadership” and an “irreparable loss of trust” in Coach Mazzulla’s guidance. While details remain scarce, one team executive—speaking on condition of anonymity—confirmed that the situation had been brewing for months.
“We can’t believe that he’s going,” one Celtics insider stated. “Jaylen was the heart and soul of this team. This is a massive blow.”
The NBA has not released a full statement regarding the suspension but confirmed that the Celtics will not be participating in any official league activities until further notice. Investigations are reportedly underway into multiple incidents involving team management and coaching staff.
Jaylen Brown, a two-time All-Star and key figure in the Celtics’ recent championship run, has long been vocal about issues related to team culture and player empowerment. His departure is expected to trigger a ripple effect throughout the league.
Coach Joe Mazzulla has yet to comment publicly.