WATCH: Furious Jaylen Brown chirps at ex-teammate Grant Williams over foul on Jayson Tatum

Jaylen Brown was not happy with former teammate Grant Williams after he fouled Jayson Tatum. The Boston Celtics were on the road against the Charlotte Hornets on Friday. In one of the possessions in the fourth quarter, Tatum found himself getting run over by Williams during a transition fast break play.

The play took place after Tatum grabbed the rebound from LaMelo Ball’s miss. With 2:05 remaining on the clock in the fourth, Tatum was in a rush to extend their lead as he attempted to run coast-to-coast. However, Williams had other ideas and bumped into the Celtics star, which resulted in both players crashing on the hardwood.

Jaylen Brown came to Tatum’s aid and told off Grant Williams. Brown didn’t appreciate the play and made his thoughts known to the Charlotte Hornets forward.

Ultimately, Williams was ejected from the game due to the officials flagging him with a flagrant foul penalty number two. Brown then gave his thoughts on what happened between Williams and Tatum during the post-game press conference.

Jaylen was confused as to why his former teammate did it. He then called out their friendship and said that it might no longer be the case.

Celtics vs Hornets recap: Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum dominate in Charlotte

The Boston Celtics went up against the Charlotte Hornets on Friday wherein they came up with a dominant 124-109 victory. The dynamic duo of Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum proved to be a tough matchup for their adversaries as the two Celtics stars overwhelmed their opponents.

Tatum had a remarkable double-double performance of 32 points and 11 rebounds. He also put in an impressive defensive effort as he had three steals and a block.

Helping Tatum on offense was Brown, who had an all-around performance. Jaylen put up 25 points, six rebounds, five assists, one steal and one block. Despite missing all of his three-pointers, Brown managed to come up with a solid performance.

Assisting the two stars were Derrick White, Jrue Holiday and Neemia Queta. Those three players were also in double-scoring figures. White had 17 points, Holiday had 14 points and Queta had 12 points.

The Boston Celtics are now 5-1 and will again face the Charlotte Hornets in their next game. Given the turn of events that transpired on Friday, we might see some tension among the trio in the rematch.