Celtics fan ejected after pulling on Steph Curry’s arm
NY Post
That’s an easy way to get thrown out of the arena.
A fan attending the Celtics’ dominant 120-99 win over the Warriors at TD Garden Arena in Boston was ejected on Wednesday after an incident in which they grabbed Steph Curry’s arm and pulled on him as he headed to the locker room for halftime.
Curry appeared visibly upset after a fan grabbed his jacket and pulled on it, not letting go, prompting security to step in and separate the fan from Curry.
X account @KyleCelt33, who originally posted the video, added that the fan was quickly ushered out by security
Curry shook his head in apparent disgust after wiggling free of the fan’s grip.
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