NBA Playoffs 2017: Celtics advance, fans react on Twitter
The Boston Celtics have advanced past the Washington Wizards in the Eastern Conference Semifinals. Here are the fans’ reactions on Twitter.
The Celtics have finished off the Wizards in seven games, advancing to the Eastern Conference Finals. They are set for a date with the Cleveland Cavaliers, with a trip to the NBA Finals on the line. Here are some of the best reactions on Twitter.
It was a back and forth game, with the Celtics coming up big in the fourth quarter. Celtics’ Kelly Olynyk came up huge in the fourth quarter, putting on a clinic of how to get buckets late in the game. As expected, Twitter went nuts over Olynyk’s performance, providing a variety of commentary.
Nobody thought that Game 7 would come down to the performance of Kelly Olynyk in the fourth quarter, who hit dagger after dagger.
Raptors’ star Patrick Patterson chimed in with his thoughts on Olynyk.
The Celtics will now head to the Eastern Conference Finals to take on the well-rested Cleveland Cavaliers, starting on Wednesday night. Fans got to chime in with their thoughts on the upcoming series between the top two seeds in the East.
New England Patriots’ reporter Mike Reiss dropped a Bill Belichick line.
Fellow Boston team, the Red Sox chimed in and had a message for the Celtics.
SB Nation might have had the funniest response to the Celtics advancing to face the Cavaliers.
What the Celtics’ fans want, the Celtics’ fans got.
A lot of people had great things to say about the Washington Wizards, after their season ended after this heartbreaking loss in Boston.
Darren Rovell continues to poke a needle through Ted Leonsis’ heart.
Ex-Baltimore Raven, Torrey Smith chimed in as well.
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Game 7 are two of the best words in all of sports. Tonight was another game for the ages, as Boston and Washington fought back and forth. It took a barrage from Kelly Olynyk in the fourth quarter for the Celtics to pull away and win the game.
They will now stay home and wait for the Cavaliers, as Game 1 will be on Wednesday night.