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Celtics' Jaylen Brown Rips Refs After No Foul Call on Late Play vs. Jazz

Celtics struggled with 21.6% 3-point shooting and defensive lapses in a 105-103 loss, with criticism of a crucial late no-call that allowed the Jazz to take the lead.

  • Monday the Boston Celtics lost 105-103 to the Utah Jazz at TD Garden in a final-minute, one-possession finish.
  • Hampered by rebounding deficits, Boston Celtics were outrebounded 55 to 36 with Utah Jazz collecting 15 offensive rebounds and shooting just 11-for-51 from three Monday.
  • With about 47 seconds left, Keyonte George slipped and Brown tripped, leading to a Utah transition score, with Scott saying, `During live play, the crew observed George slip and fall just prior to Brown slipping on the same spot, resulting in the ball becoming loose prior to any contact.`
  • Jaylen Brown blasted officials, saying, "Then they're telling me like, 'We didn't see it.' You can't trip somebody in the fourth quarter and it just be a no-call. It's some bulls---." Joe Mazzulla added he got no explanation and Brown could face league discipline.
  • Looking ahead, the Celtics sit at 3-5 overall with Jaylen Brown scoring 36 despite missing all nine 3-point attempts, while Payton Pritchard vowed season-end improvement.
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Boston Herald broke the news in Boston, United States on Tuesday, November 4, 2025.
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