The full edition of KJ Carson filling in on The Christian Arcand Show from Monday, July 6th, 2026.

KJ is filling in for Christian Arcand tonight to react to the press conference from Brad Stevens and Bill Chisholm after the Celtics traded Jaylen Brown. Were we given more clarity or are there more questions to be asked?

Then, communication between Stevens and Brown obviously disintegrated, but we don't know who was the instigator between the two of them.

And, Jayson Tatum is the next big domino to watch if he commits to staying in Boston or if he's thinking about life away from the Celtics.

The conversation from the Celtics' press conference earlier today continues and we look at Bill Chisholm's side of things. If ownership is focused on their finances, is there a rebuild on the horizon for the C's?

Then, the Red Sox are on fire to a point where the season can be saved if they go on a nice winning streak.

And, ahead of USA vs Belgium, a recent red card reversal has gotten to the point of national news.

Now that management and ownership have spoken about trading Jaylen Brown, its time to start looking ahead towards the future. What kind of power does Jayson Tatum hold now that the Celtics are his team?

Then, the next date to watch for is 2029: the year the dark cloud could appear over the Celtics if Tatum decides to leave.

And, an update from tonight's World Cup match between the USA and Belgium.

One big hot stretch and the Red Sox can be right back in the thick of things where selling might not be an automatic opinion yet. What is the timeline for when the Sox should pick a lane at the trade deadline?

Then, the big winner of the Jaylen Brown trade wasn't the Sixers and certainly not the Celtics, but Jaylen Brown himself.

And, the personalities in Boston that KJ is loving and lusting over.

From the amount talent the 76ers now have (even without LeBron James) and them being seemingly much better than the Celtics, the winner of the trade was Jaylen Brown himself for the situation he's now in.

One good stretch from the Red Sox and they can be right back in the Wild Card chase which means selling should be out of the question.

Jaylen Brown was the first massive contract off the Celtics' books and Jayson Tatum may not be far behind by the time his contract nears its end.

Don't look now, but the Red Sox have won eight of their last ten games thanks to a sweep of the Angels and even though they remain at 40-48, certain things go the right way and the playoffs are still a possibility.

Bill Chisholm and his ownership group might be starting to put money ahead of the Celtics with the trade of Jaylen Brown added onto last offseason's trades, the upcoming decision with Jayson Tatum, and even exploring a new arena.