Jaylen Brown Stats vs the 76ers in the Last 10 Games
When the Boston Celtics face the Philadelphia 76ers, fans expect a high‑scoring duel between two of the Eastern Conference’s best players. Jaylen Brown, the Celtics’ dynamic wing, has delivered a clear statistical profile over his last ten meetings with Philadelphia. This article breaks down his performance, highlights trends, and explains why his numbers matter for both teams.
Overall Production
In the most recent ten games against the 76ers, Brown has averaged 27.4 points, 6.2 rebounds, and 4.1 assists per game. His scoring output is roughly 5 points higher than his season‑wide average of 22.3 points, indicating that the rivalry brings out his offensive best.
- Points per game: 27.4
- Rebounds per game: 6.2
- Assists per game: 4.1
- Steals per game: 1.3
- Blocks per game: 0.6
Shooting Efficiency
Brown’s shooting percentages in these matchups show a well‑rounded offensive game:
- Field‑goal percentage: 48.9% (78‑of‑159 attempts)
- Three‑point percentage: 38.2% (18‑of‑47 attempts)
- Free‑throw percentage: 84.5% (31‑of‑37 attempts)
Compared with his season averages (47.1% FG, 35.6% 3‑pt, 81.2% FT), Brown improves his three‑point accuracy and free‑throw reliability when the 76ers are in the arena.
Clutch Performance
Four of the ten games went to the final five minutes, and Brown’s “clutch” numbers reflect his role as a go‑to scorer:
- Points in the last 5 minutes: 12.5
- Field‑goal attempts in the last 5 minutes: 6.1
- Turnovers in the last 5 minutes: 1.2
His ability to maintain a sub‑2.0 turnover rate while taking a high volume of shots demonstrates poise under pressure.
