‘Don’t Switch Up Now B—ch’: Grant Hill’s Plan to Consider Jaylen Brown For Future Olympic Teams Backfires As Steve Kerr Is Ripped For Consistently Benching Teammate Jayson Tatum

USA Basketball managing director Grant Hill has caught a lot of flak for some of the players he didn’t choose to assemble and represent Team USA in the 2024 Paris Olympics. The two main names were Dallas Mavericks star Kyrie Irving and Boston Celtics star and reigning NBA Finals MVP Jaylen Brown, with the latter being the biggest snub.  Grant Hill sits down with Rachel Nichols (Credit: Video Screenshot Open Air) To make matters even worse was when Los Angeles Clippers superstar Kawhi Leonard bowed out due to injury, and Brown wasn’t chosen as the replacement. The team opted for his Celtics teammate Derrick White instead. At the time Hill told reporters that it was his job to build a team “that will give us the best opportunity for success.” Following the choice, Brown when asked via X if he believed Nike played a role in the decision, his response was, “I do for sure.” While attending the ESPYs Brown did his best to change the subject when former NFL MVP Cam Newton asked him about it.& “I really don’t really got no comment. You know what I mean? I got my beautiful date right here,” Brown said. Grant Hill...