Brad Stevens (and Jrue Holiday) joins Eddie House and Brian Scalabrine to talk about the Celtics winning the 2024 NBA title
The Boston Celtics have done it. With a 4-1 series win over the Dallas Mavericks in the 2024 NBA Finals, Boston has secured its 18th championship, surpassing the rival Los Angeles Lakers for the most in NBA history.
As the confetti fell at TD Garden, former Celtics players chimed in on social media to react to their team winning its first title in 16 years, with a dominant 106-88 win in Game 5.
Kendrick Perkins claimed this season's Celtics team completed the most dominant playoff run of all-time:
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Kevin Garnett shared a GIF of when he won the Finals in Boston:
Paul Pierce had plenty to say to the Celtics' critics while calling those who doubted that Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown could win together:
Pierce also was excited for Boston's iconic duck boat parade celebration, which is set for Friday, and shouted out Brown for winning Finals MVP.
Isaiah Thomas showed love to his former team for accomplishing the ultimate goal:
Celtics 2008 champion Leon Powe, who is currently a team ambassador, posted a touching tribute his squad:
Evan Turner was loving the videos of the Celtics' locker-room celebrations:
Antoine Walker shared a throwback picture of him in green calling for Banner 18:
Meanwhile, Rasheed Wallace -- who spent the 2009-10 season with the Celtics -- was left wondering if Boston will repeat:
