Celtics defeated Atlanta Hawks 110-99 to ensure they recorded their 15th straight win.

Kyrie Irving was in mesmerising form once again, as he dropped a game-high 30 points from just 12 field goal attempts.

Brown, meanwhile, scored a career-high 27 points as the Celtics produced another memorable highlight in their season.

And Stevens has explained why Brown’s achievement was “remarkable”.

“It's pretty remarkable when I think about it,” Stevens said. 

“He plays a great game Thursday, gets up at 6am Saturday to fly to Atlanta, then has another great game tonight."

Despite the victory, Stevens still thinks the Celtics aren’t perfect.

He added: “I think that the biggest thing is we can't keep digging these holes.

“We need to put an emphasis on playing with pace."

Celtics still need another four wins to match their longest-ever winning streak which dates back to 2008.

They take on the Dallas Mavericks next on Tuesday (1.30am BST).