I'm not even a Lakers fan. But it's pretty clear Ingram is the better prospect. He played as a 3 the majority of his time in the game and was switched onto 4s if he needed.

Jaylen brown got his rebounds in garbage time as well. Ingram battled with big men and starters throughout the season.

Ingram is a gifted passer. It does not take much to figure that out from his season highlights. He makes passes no other 19 year old could pull off in the league.

He was hindered by Lou Williams chucking up shots throughout the 1st half of the season. Lou left and Ingram flourished. Not worried about his shooting.. he has proven shot mechanics and he showed he can put shots up in the 2nd half of the season against starters. Brown does not have any stretch of games that compare to 14ppg on 50% fg shooting throughout a 2nd half of season worth of games.

Also you have false information again.. Jaylen brown did not half the minutes throughout the 2nd half either.
Ingram still came off the bench for a number of games... and Brown was also on a much better facilitating team.

And also, Ingram is a full season's worth younger than Brown. He will barely be turning 20 when the season starts while Brown will be 21. That's a huge factor into potential as well. Actually, one of the biggest.