Jaylen Brown blasts referees over crucial blown call in final minute vs. Jazz

Here’s the slow-motion replay of the no-call.

Brown did not mince words when asked about the incident after the game.

“Y’all going to get me fined, cause you can’t have a mistake like that, as an official, at that point in the game,” Brown told reporters. “It’s the fourth quarter, it’s a minute left in the game or less, and the whole staff blows the f—ing call. Costs us a game. Unacceptable. You can make mistakes at any point in the game, but right there? That wasn’t good. That’s unacceptable.

“And then they’re telling me like, ‘Oh, we didn’t see it.’ How did none of you see it? You can’t trip somebody in the fourth quarter, and then it just be a no-call. That’s some bulls–t.”

The Celtics tied the game at 103 after center Neemias Queta split a pair of free throws. But the Jazz, on the second night of a back-to-back, stole the victory courtesy of a last-second putback from Jusuf Nurkic. Utah won 105-103.

Brown had a game-high 36 points on 13/28 shooting in the contest, but missed all nine of his three-point attempts.

It’s not the first time Brown has put NBA referees on blast. The frustration he’s experienced over the years must have contributed to the Celtics star rapidly losing his hair.