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Jaylen Brown delivered a spectacular dunk over Adam Bona during Game 2 against the 76ers, energizing the TD Garden crowd. He received a technical foul for staring down his opponent afterward.
Celtics-76ers: Jaylen Brown throws down hammer dunk over Adam Bona, draws technical foul for glaring at his vanquished opponent
Jaylen Brown got the TD Garden crowd on its feet early Tuesday with a poster dunk against the Philadelphia 76ers.
The Boston Celtics guard then promptly got Tâd up for the dunkâs aftermath, quickly shifting tenor of the energy in the building.
The dunk took place in the opening minutes of Tuesdayâs Game 2 as it was tied at 6-6. Brown beat Tyrese Maxey from the top of the 3-point line, then leapt between four 76ers defenders from the top of the restricted area.
Adam Bona was the only defender brave enough to challenge Brown at the rim. It was a poor decision. Brown cocked the ball back an unleashed a one-handed hammer dunk as Bona met him at the rim.
Bona fell on his back to the court after both landed from he mid-air confrontation.
Brown continued to walk forward, leering over his vanquished opponent after completing the dunk. For this, he drew a technical foul.
Brown, who has frequent and vocal beef with NBA officials, immediately protested. But it was to no avail.
The 76ers were awarded a technical free throw that Tyrese Maxey converted.
But Brownâs dunk still counted on the scoreboard. As did the message as he set the tone early with the Celtics in search of a 2-0 series lead.
Jaylen Brown executed a powerful dunk over Adam Bona, which excited the crowd but led to him receiving a technical foul for glaring at Bona afterward.
He received a technical foul for staring down Adam Bona after his impressive dunk, which was deemed unsportsmanlike conduct.
The dunk occurred in the opening minutes of Game 2 when the score was tied at 6-6.

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