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NBA Champ Pushes Back On LeBron James' Comments On Racist Celtics Fans, Agrees They Could Be 'rude'
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Kendrick Perkins, who brought home a NBA title with the Boston Celtics, pushed back in LeBron James' case the group's fans were "bigot as f- - - ."

The Los Angeles Lakers genius offered his comments during an episode of HBO's "The Shop." However, the assertion didn't precisely reverberate with Perkins, who played for the Celtics from 2003 to 2011. Perkins made sense of Monday on ESPN's "First Take" he has heard tales about Celtics fans from Marcus Smart, Bill Russell and others.

"Yet, this is the very thing I need to say, there's prejudice all over. What's more, I would agree that this to a many individuals, I burned through eight and a half years there and perhaps on the grounds that I was on the Celtics, I didn't encounter bigotry. What's more, I think individuals who live in Boston and individuals who move to Boston … and you have an opportunity to arrive, you would see there's various sorts of mentors and everything," said Perkins, who is presently a NBA examiner for ESPN.
Boston Celtics focus Kendrick Perkins, #43, pushes towards the net against Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James, #23, as the Celtics practice before they play the Cavaliers in game 6 of the second round of the NBA finals at the Quicken Loans Arena May 16, 2008. (Stuart Cahill/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald through Getty Images)

"Presently, I will say this. The fans in Boston truly do go too far and hit cowardly when it comes down to being discourteous, and I could say tossing stuff at players like LeBron discussing he had a lager tossed, we saw a water bottle get hurled at Kyrie Irving, we heard fans serenade specific kinds of things when it came down to Kyrie Irving. In any event, when we was playing against the Cavaliers when LeBron James was dropping those 40 pieces on us, we seen banners in the stands that were extremely discourteous. You begin escaping limits when you begin discussing individuals' friends and family.

"Along these lines, I never managed bigotry, yet I hear from such countless different players about Boston being bigoted and things to that nature, yet there's prejudice all over the place. I will say, the fans are too damn rude with regards to rival groups coming to Boston."