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LeBron James Is In His ‘Kobe Year,’ And Jaylen Brown’s Workout Reaction Just Electrified Philly

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Jaylen Brown just dropped some serious hype on his Twitch stream, breaking down a recent workout video that featured him, Tyrese Maxey, and new Philadelphia 76ers teammate LeBron James. Brown didn’t hold back, calling Maxey “a dog” and adding about LeBron, “you don’t even need to say what LeBron is.” He noted James “looked good, healthy,” and the energy is clearly through the roof.

The “Kobe Year” Vibe is Real

This wasn’t just some casual pickup game, either. Brown emphasized it was one of their first workouts together, and the connection is already there. “So we working, man. This is one of our first workouts. We worked out a few times. So that’s good to just get in the gym with your teammates, get a feel for one another.” He’s feeling the high energy and high talent levels already, saying they “just got to come with the right approach.” What’s got him fired up even more? LeBron is heading into “his Kobe year, year 24,” and they’re doing it “in the birthplace of the Bean.” Talk about some serious stakes!

This Starting Five Could Be Absolutely Bonkers

The excitement in the City of Brotherly Love is totally warranted after landing both James and Brown this offseason. That duo, alongside Maxey, Joel Embiid, and VJ Edgecombe, has the potential to be the best starting lineup in basketball. That’s a huge claim! Of course, it’s early, and a lot will hinge on how quickly this super-talented group gels and settles into their roles. But the vibes are undeniably high, and Brown’s commentary confirms that the players are feeling it too. It’s going to be wild to see what this group cooks up.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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