Mikal is a better defender, although his defense dropped off after taking on greater offensive responsibility. He averaged 26/5/3 with 1.8 TOs on 61% TS after being traded to the nets. JB has shown more in the playoffs but also is a turnover machine sometimes. He averaged 27/7/4 with 2.9 TOs on 58% TS. Personally, I think for now Brown is the better player, mostly because he’s a better rebounder and iso scorer. I think Mikal can easily overtake him this season if he shows more in his bag.

  • KSchmuckleyBEnglish
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    11 months ago

    I think the better question is will Milan Bridges reach Jaylen Brown’s tier. JB has been playing at a borderline all-nba level for about 3 seasons now. Mika hasn’t done that.

  • unfortunatepillowBEnglish
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    11 months ago

    I personally would rather have Mikal on a team so I guess I’d say he’s better.

  • ajteitelBEnglish
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    11 months ago

    If you have an established team and need to put one extra piece around it, Mikal. Most of his career as a jack of all trades 3rd/4th option behind superstars.

    If you are starting from scratch, JB. Established 2nd option for a very long time, all NBA.

  • Elyx117BEnglish
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    11 months ago

    is price tag part of the consideration? if so, Mikal all the way, especially if you’re already a contender (not named Celtics).