The Brooklyn Nets have made a major move, acquiring two-time All-NBA forward Jaylen Brown in a trade that sends Michael Porter Jr. and Nic Claxton to the opposing team. Brown, who will be 30 next season, is still in the peak of his prime and has proven he can be the No. 1 option of a team that is missing its lead superstar. He has also shown his ability to take over and score the ball when he needs to most, as well as defend single-handedly against top opponents. The Nets will still have plenty of cap space, draft picks, and young talent to work with as they try to build their roster accordingly and bring in sufficient enough talent to surround Brown with. This past season, Brown proved he can be the No. 1 option of a team that is missing its lead superstar if there are enough pieces surrounding him to help him carry the load. The Nets will now have a two-way superstar with championship pedigree, which is a rare luxury for any team to have. This move instantly raises the team's ceiling and could motivate another star and high-quality rotational pieces to join him in Brooklyn in the coming years.