Celtics fans are being mean, according to Warriors staffers.
Bleacher Report's Jason Dumas, who also works as the sports director for KRON in San Francisco, tweeted Thursday he's "chatted with multiple Warriors staffers and their experience in Boston has been crazy."
One apparently said the vitriol was so harsh, they had to took off his Warriors shirt.
Another complained of being flipped off 17 times!
Did they run into Kyrie Irving, or something?
This is a laughable report, and frankly, seems dubious. Unless every Bostonian is now carrying a Warriors media guide, it's hard to imagine how anonymous team employees would be recognized across the city.
The Garden crowd was rowdy Wednesday, predictably showering Draymond Green with obscenities. Steve Kerr and Klay Thompson complained about the raucous atmosphere after the game.
"Dropping F-bombs with children in the crowd. Real classy. Good job, Boston," whined Thompson.
"Classy. Very classy," said Kerr.
While Green didn't seem bothered by the response — he took out his frustration on an unsuspecting reporter — his wife bemoaned the vulgarity directed towards him. "Are they not human?," she posted on Instagram.
The Warriors will be in Boston until Game 4 concludes Friday night. Please be nice to them.
