One of the many positive signs seen in the Celtics blowout victory of the Detroit Pistons was the way Jaylen Brown played on both ends of the court. As Steve Bulpett points out:
Jaylen Brown beat his season-high of 13 points with 14 in the first half and finished with 19, though his work as the primary defender on Blake Griffin was probably more important to the outcome.
Brown looked comfortable both shooting from outside (hitting 3 of his 7 three point attempts) and driving to the hoop (where he didn’t force things that weren’t there).