Jaylen Brown has displayed quite the offensive repertoire for the Boston Celtics this season. The 24-year old has managed to make the most out of the C's roster woes and has been an absolute beast for head coach Brad Stevens.

On Sunday, Brown was at it again as he led the Celtics to a huge blowout win over the Cleveland Cavaliers. Coming off his career-high evening of 42 points in Philadelphia last Friday, Brown had it going once again as he lit up the TD Garden for 33 points in just 19 minutes. Which, per NBA Stats, are the most by any player in less than 20 minutes since the shot clock era began in 1954-55.

With the win, the Celtics were finally able to break their three-game losing skid against the surging Cavs. Brown, whose minutes were limited early in the game with foul trouble, still managed to put up crazy numbers in just 19 minutes of play. He ended the evening with 33 points on a 13/20 shooting while knocking down three three-pointers to lead the C's to a 38-point massacre.

Brown's mind-blowing performance even caught the attention of Celtics legend Bill Russell who had to tip his hat to the young Celtics forward after the game:

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