_Jaylen Brown Takes Subtle Shot at Warriors Crowd, Urges NBA to End 61-Year Boston Drought_
Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown took a subtle shot at the Golden State Warriors crowd on social media, while also urging the NBA to end the 61-year championship drought for the city of Boston.
Brown, who has been a key player for the Celtics this season, posted a message on Twitter that seemed to be directed at the Warriors and their fans. “61 years is a long time,” Brown wrote. “It’s time for the NBA to bring a championship back to the city of Boston. The people deserve it.”
The tweet was seen as a subtle shot at the Warriors, who have won multiple championships in recent years, including a title in 2022. The Warriors’ crowd has been known to be one of the most loyal and dedicated in the NBA, but Brown’s tweet seemed to suggest that they have been spoiled by their team’s recent success.
Brown’s message was also seen as a rallying cry for the city of Boston, which has not seen a championship in 61 years. The Celtics last won a title in 2008, but the city has not had a championship in any of the four major sports leagues since the New England Patriots won Super Bowl LIII in 2019.
_Celtics Fans React to Brown’s Tweet_
Celtics fans were quick to react to Brown’s tweet, with many showing their support for the team and the city. “Let’s bring it home, Jaylen!” one fan wrote. “We’ve been waiting too long for a championship.”
Another fan wrote, “I’m so tired of the Warriors and their entitled fans. It’s time for the Celtics to bring a championship back to Boston.”
_Warriors Fans Fire Back_
Warriors fans were not happy with Brown’s tweet, and many fired back at the Celtics star. “You’re just mad because the Warriors have been dominating the league for years,” one fan wrote. “You can’t handle the fact that we’re the best team in the NBA.”
Another Warriors fan wrote, “61 years is a long time, but it’s not like the Celtics have been close to winning a championship recently. You guys are still rebuilding.”
_NBA Fans Weigh In_
NBA fans from around the league also weighed in on Brown’s tweet, with many showing their support for the Celtics and the city of Boston. “I’m not a Celtics fan, but I think it’s time for the NBA to give Boston a championship,” one fan wrote. “The city deserves it.”
Another fan wrote, “I’m a Lakers fan, but I have to respect Jaylen Brown for speaking his mind. The Celtics have a rich history, and it’s time for them to bring a championship back to Boston.”
_What’s Next for the Celtics?_
The Celtics are currently in second place in the Eastern Conference, and they will look to continue their push for a championship when they take on the Philadelphia 76ers on Friday. Brown and the Celtics will need to stay focused and
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