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“I just wanted to say to all the fans, I knew it was going to be a crazy day, it took me three hours to get to the Garden today, that’s unusual," said Garnett of the widespread gridlock that extended his typically 20-minute commute. "But I want to say to all the fans, thank you guys. I’ve never in my life experienced anything like this in any sport. I’m just truly blessed to be a Celtic and be a part of the city of Boston." Asked specifically about the chant, Garnett added: "It was crazy. It was f---ing crazy."
"Kevin was sitting next to me, and I said -- I know I'm biased -- but they are the best fans I've ever played in front of or ever seen in my life," he said. "They understand the situation that is before us, and we understand it. And that was basically them sending us off (to Miami), letting us know, 'Hey, this is still well and alive. We need you guys to go down there and get a win for us.' We all felt it on the bench. "I know the game was going on. It seemed like that three minutes lasted forever. It was special. I'll talk about that forever, just knowing that, being down 20, and these people are still standing up, cheering us on, because they know we just have to win one game."
Echoed Rajon Rondo: "It was unbelievable. We've always said this, but that just shows we have the best fans in sports. Not just basketball. A lot of them stayed, and the chant was unbelievable. It was a crazy feeling when you're down 20."
"Did you hear our crowd the last three minutes of the game? What other crowd in the NBA does that?" asked Rivers. "It's a terrific place to play. The fans were unbelievable. They did their part tonight; we just didn't do ours."
From Forsberg:DocQuote"Did you hear our crowd the last three minutes of the game? What other crowd in the NBA does that?" asked Rivers. "It's a terrific place to play. The fans were unbelievable. They did their part tonight; we just didn't do ours."
It would be infinitely better if it inspired them to a game 7 win.