I'd rather he just say "I want to be here and I will re-sign," but that's just not something an NBA player usually says. And if he did we wouldn't believe him after the Kyrie fiasco.
This article comes across as a guy who's tired of seeing his name in trade rumors, even establishing himself as an all star. Like any NBA star or just a person in general he wants to feel wanted in the city he's in. He's clearly distruEdited. Profanity and masked profanity are against forum rules and may result in discipline.l of how NBA business is conducted in general.
Off the top of my head here's a list of guys Brown has been in somewhat mainstream trade speculation/rumors for...
Jimmy Butler, Paul George, Kawhi Leonard, Anthony Davis, Kevin Durant, Bradley Beal, James Harden, Damontas Sabonis.
That's a lot of guys, hard to feel wanted when every year there's some other rumor.
My guess is if Boston can offer him the max, and if they do offer him the max, he'll re-sign. Because Boston is competing at the highest levels, can offer the most money, and he's said he's enjoyed playing here before. But we'll see, Brad Stevens and the font office has some reassuring to do behind the scenes.