"F-- you Draymond?" F-- you Steph?"

[Auggie]

Really classy, Boston.

[walkingman]

2. Maybe it's changed ( I haven't attended a game in a while) but it happens everywhere.

Especially at college games. And remember the f-word is not as offensive as it once was or at least not to me.

edited to add - Celtics in 7 🏀🏀

[Auggie]

4. I'll agree it's not as offensive as years ago ...

my objection is the sportsmanship example it sets, especially when heard by children.

A "DRAAAAY-mond" chant would suffice.

[brush]

3. The Celtics had their chance to seize control of the series but...

Curry would not be denied. Now the Boston fans know it's advantage Warriors as they'll probably win in SF on Sunday and will then have two chances for the fourth win and another championship.

[usonian]

5. OMG, ask Bill Russell.

who got it from the Boston fans.

His story here:
https://www.slamonline.com/the-magazine/bill-russells-lifelong-fight-against-racism/

I was born in Boston, and F bigotry. Everywhere.

[Auggie]

6. So sad. Thanks for the link

Boston has a history: Red Sox were the last baseball team to integrate.

IMO though its unlikely the chants targeted at Green and Curry were racially motivated.

[usonian]

7. Agree, this incident was just lack of class.

The article says that there were 15 Black players in the NBA at the time.
What a mind-blowing thought.