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Brown faced his former Celtics teammates Jrue Holiday and Rob Williams III in a road test with Portland at TD Garden.
Holiday received a warm reception from Celtics fans upon his return to Boston.
Williams III also returned to face his former team after being traded to Portland.
Brown said it felt strange to see two great teammates in opposing uniforms.
Boston remains championship-caliber, posting a 29-17 record this season.
Celtics beat the Trail Blazers 102-94 behind balanced scoring.
Brown contributed 20 points, eight rebounds, four assists, and four steals.
Holiday added 14 points with a versatile role on both ends.
Robert Williams III contributed solid minutes off the Portland bench.
The Celtics prepare for a next game against the Hawks and Kristaps Porzingis.

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Jrue Holiday received a champion’s welcome from the Boston crowd during his return to the Celtics with Portland.
Holiday emphasized the family-like bond with Boston and its fans, noting the shared history.
Boston leads the Atlantic Division and holds the No. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference amid Holiday’s return.
Holiday missed two months this season with a right calf strain and is back on a minutes restriction.
Holiday reflected on his career path, noting previous stops before landing in Boston.
Portland’s defeat in Boston did not dampen Holiday’s sentiment about his Celtics tenure.
Teammate Rob Williams III described mixed emotions about the trade involving Holiday.
The Celtics continue to pursue a playoff run with plans for Jayson Tatum’s potential return.
The event underscores the enduring connection between the Celtics and a former championship contributor.
Holiday emphasized that teamwork and loyalty matter beyond individual team changes.

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Williams received more minutes due to the Celtics' illness issues, then impressed with defense and rebounding in Portland game.
Teammates and coach praised Williams' rim protection and readiness on defense.
Coach Mazzulla described balancing patience with non-negotiables in Williams' development.
Williams' learning is part of Celtics' broader 'university' approach to player development this season.
Boston remains 29-17, with wins coming in varied ways as Williams develops.
Mazzulla noted the system alignment between Maine's G League and Boston as Williams learns.
Williams could return to Maine for further refinement as Celtics monitor his progress.
Staff sees Williams’ development as potentially affecting trade deadline decisions.
The piece highlights Amari Williams’ early career flair, including intent-filled play and timely contributions.
Williams’ multi-faceted improvement includes screening, rebounding, and defense against varied opponents.

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