Jaylen Brown Blasts Officials Over Controversial No-Call in Celtics' Loss to Jazz

Jaylen Brown expressed strong frustration with officials following the Boston Celtics' 105-103 loss to the Utah Jazz, labeling a late-game no-call as "bulls***" and "unacceptable." Brown, who scored a team-high 36 points, including 11 in the fourth quarter, tripped over Utah's Keyonte George with under a minute left but no foul was whistled, leading to a Jazz score. Officials maintained they observed both players slip before contact. Brown also committed an offensive foul on the final play. The Celtics are now 3-5, struggling with defensive rebounding and poor shooting (11-for-51 from three), compounded by the absence of Jayson Tatum and offseason departures.