Celtics co-owner Wyc Grousbeck joined The Greg Hill Show Tuesday morning as part of WEEI's special Giving Tuesday broadcast to benefit The Jimmy Fund presented by Arbella Insurance. (You can learn more and make a donation here.)
Grousbeck donated $25,000 on behalf of his family's foundation and said fellow co-owner Steve Pagliuca would be making a donation from the Celtics later in the day.
Grousbeck also discussed the upcoming Celtics season, including the possibility of having fans at TD Garden for home games at some point.
"We’re working closely, and with appreciation and respect, we’re working with the lieutenant governor and the governor’s office and the mayor and the Garden," Grousbeck said. "And just having multiple meetings and trying to keep everybody safe and trying to keep basically everybody employed as well, just to balance it all out. We’re trying to do what’s right, and do what we can. Everybody around the table is looking hard at it. It’s a scary time because of the surges.
"We all feel we’re going to be much better off in a few months, hopefully, with the vaccines, but right this minute, on December 1, we’re all still on a tightrope here. So we’re going to see how it goes. We’re planning for fans during the season. We’re hoping and planning for 25%, 50% capacity in 2021, as soon as we can. But starting off, we expect we’re just going to do a skeleton crew in there and keep it very stripped-down, keep it very minimal, and try to get the games played safely."