Jaylen Brown slammed referees after a controversial missed call in the Celtics' stunning loss to Jazz, saying officials "cost us the game" in the final minute.

"It’s (the) fourth quarter—it’s a minute left in the game, or less, and you completely—the whole staff blows the (expletive) call," said Brown.

Jaylen Brown let it all out in his postgame tirade over what he felt was a big blunder by the refs in the Celtics' loss to the Jazz.

The Boston Celtics will be looking to return to a .500 record on the young season with a clash against the accidentally competitive Utah Jazz, who find themselves a semi-respectable 2-4 thanks to some prolific scoring outbursts from one-time All-Star forward Lauri Markkanen.

The Boston Celtics put up the worst 3-point shooting night of any team in NBA history with at least 50 attempts against the Utah Jazz in a 105-103 home loss on Monday (Nov. 3) night. Given the 3-point heavy style sometimes referred to as "Mazzulla Ball" (named after Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla) is by definition a high variance style of play,

The Celtics didn’t win Monday night against the Utah Jazz because they didn’t deserve to win. A team that looked sharp last week has returned to its wildly inconsistent and erratic ways, with the common thread as it always has been under Joe Mazzulla — poor 3-point shooting.

Jaylen Brown believed the officiating crew cost the Boston Celtics a game Monday night, but referee Kevin Scott explained what led to a no-call.

Ainge, 43, joined the Celtics in 2009 as a coach for the Maine Red Claws in the G-League. He moved into the front office two years later and served as an assistant general manager for the last six seasons, helping Boston reach the postseason in 17 of their last 18 seasons.

Utah will try to break its three-game skid when the Jazz play Boston Utah Jazz (2-4, 13th in the Western Conference) vs. Boston Celtics (3-4, 12th in the Eastern Conference) Boston; Monday, 7:30 p.m. EST BETMGM SPORTSBOOK LINE: Celtics -10.5; over/under is ...