Jaylen Brown

For the first time in his seven-year career, Jaylen Brown is an All-NBA player. Picked as a Second Team member after his second All-Star berth in three years, Brown averaged a career-high 26.6 points per game while also setting personal-bests in field-goal and free-throw percentage and rebounds per game. Brown helped lead the Boston Celtics to 57 wins — the fourth time in his tenure that his squad has won at least 50 games — while reaching the Eastern Conference Finals for the third time in five seasons. Along with the Sacramento Kings, the Celtics were the only other team with multiple All-NBA picks, as Brown and Jayson Tatum became the first set of teammates since 2002 to log 10 games in which they each scored at least 30 points. Brown posted 22 30-point games during the regular season with three more during Boston’s playoff run, and he also reached the 40-point mark three times.