Steve Kerr and Klay Thompson did not mince words when describing the “rude” behavior of Celtics fans during the Warriors’ Game 3 loss at TD Garden.
Draymond Green got an earful all game long from Boston Celtics fans at the TD Garden on Wednesday during the Warriors’ 116-100 loss in Game 3 of the NBA Finals, including a chant that involved a four-letter word.
After the game, a couple of Warriors made their thoughts on the vulgarity pretty clear.
“We’ve played in front of rude people before,” Klay Thompson told reporters. “Dropping f-bombs with children in the crowd. Really classy. Good job, Boston.”
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Head coach Steve Kerr had a more succinct response: “Classy. Very classy.”
The chants were probably not the main reason why Green had a poor performance, with just two points, three assists and four rebounds before fouling out in the fourth quarter.
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But he was booed during pregame introductions and whenever he touched the ball.
Having tens of thousands of people chanting at him on the biggest stage is not a new experience for Green. And opposing fans are expected to be passionate and emotional, especially during the NBA Finals.
But for Kerr and Thompson, the Celtics’ fans took things a little too far on Wednesday.