The Celtics are certainly hoping to continue their home games well into June. Nine postseason matches have been played at TD Garden so far this year. Let’s take a look at some of the celebrities we saw courtside at these Celtics playoff games.
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There was no lack of support from home. New England Revolution head coach Bruce Arena was in the building. As for the Patriots, Julian Edelman was present at the 76ers series, as was owner Robert Kraft. Bill Belichick attended the game against the Miami Heat. Patriots captain and offensive lineman David Andrews attended the same game. Also, we saw Bailey Zappe on the floor last night. Finally, Dallas Cowboys star Micah Parsons featured in the first game against the Heat.
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While this postseason, like previous years, we’re not yet having the “Mayor of Flavortown” Guy Fieri as a guest, you can bet another restaurateur (and actor and New Kid On The Block member) Donnie Wahlberg will be in the house and cheered on his team in green. At his side was his wife Jenny McCarthy.
The Celtics have also traveled to Atlanta, Philadelphia and Miami this postseason. Even though they weren’t in Boston, there were plenty of celebrities in those cities who watched the Celtics’ playoff games from a seat on the field.
Meek Mill, Questlove and Michael Rubin watched the games in Philadelphia. Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel was responsible for waving the white flag and entertaining the Miami crowd. Not to be outdone by the hype man, DJ Khaled was also on the sidelines in Miami.
The Celtics are still facing elimination, the series is 3-2 in favor of Miami. If they win away tomorrow night, the series returns to Boston for another game seven. This would be played on Monday night. If that’s the case, it’s a safe bet that we’d see celebrities seated on the sidelines at that Celtics playoff game as well.
Here we take a look at some other big names we’ve seen at the TD Garden this postseason.
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