Jaylen Brown has never been one to hold back, and after the Boston Celtics' tough 109-100 Game 7 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers, he took his frustrations straight to Twitch. On Sunday, May 3, the Celtics star aired his grievances about the officiating, a topic he's been vocal about all season.

During his stream, Brown didn't mince words: "They clearly had an agenda, maybe because I spoke so critically of them in the regular season. I actually spoke to some refs, and they told me there's an agenda going on each game, every time Jaylen puts his arm up, just call it." He argued that his defensive moves were standard basketball plays, but the 76ers and the refs turned them into a disadvantage. "Philly took advantage of that and the officiating, and it cost us to some degree," he added.

But Brown didn't stop there. The five-time All-Star also called out 76ers center Joel Embiid, a perennial MVP candidate. "Flopping has ruined our league," Brown said. "Joel Embiid is a great player. One of the best bigs in basketball history. Flops. He knows it." The comment came as Brown revealed he was wearing a back brace during the broadcast, explaining he was dealing with back pain after matching up against the 7-foot, 270-pound Embiid—a significant size difference considering Brown is listed at 223 pounds.

For basketball fans and players alike, Brown's candid take highlights the ongoing tension between physical play and officiating in today's NBA. Whether you agree with him or not, one thing's clear: Jaylen Brown isn't afraid to speak his mind, even after a season-ending loss.