Jaylen Brown posted a stat line never before seen in Celtics history Saturday in Minnesota, but it wasn’t enough to secure a victory over Anthony Edwards and the Timberwolves.

Brown became the first player in Boston history to record at least 41 points, seven rebounds, six assists, five steals and one block in a single game, helping fuel both an electric first half by the Celtics’ offense and a spirited late-game rally.

The Wolves were able to capitalize on a stretch of second-half stagnancy, however, and rode Edwards’ 39 points and five rebounds to a 119-115 win at the Target Center.

The loss, which dropped Boston to 10-9, also spoiled a standout effort by Neemias Queta. The Celtics center racked up 19 points, 18 rebounds and two blocks after missing Wednesday’s win over the Pistons wi

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