“You’re a motherf***ing dirty dog” – Jaylen Brown LOST HIS COOL at Kyle Lowry after Heat star’s hard foul
The Boston Celtics tied the Eastern Conference Finals series 3-3 against the Miami Heat
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Kyle Lowry (L- Image via The Toronto Star) and Jaylen Brown (R- Image via Stuart Cahill/Boston Herald)
The Miami Heat and Boston Celtics are both tremendously competitive sides. Their fight and passion in the Eastern Conference Finals have brought the series right down to the wire. During Game 6, the series was in favor of Miami by just one game, as they led 3-2. They would’ve liked to seal the series and advance to the NBA Finals. However, the Celtics, too, didn’t want to go down. While both teams played with immense passion, there were bound to be a few heated moments.
Two star players from both teams got into a bit of rough play as the Celtics were fighting to score a bucket. Jaylen Brown was right below the rim as he was trying to score. This is when Heat guard Kyle Lowry fouled Brown by hitting his hand in an attempt to strip the ball away from him. Brown didn’t appreciate the play by Lowry as both players exchanged words after.
Right after the referees called a foul on Kyle Lowry, Jaylen Brown reacted in dismay. He was heard yelling out, “God damn. Aye relax. You’re a motherf***ing dirty dog. Aye bro. Go rewatch that sh*t.” Brown then spoke to the referee, saying, “Man is always starting sh*t dog. Trying to break my f*cking arm bro. Review that sh*t.”
Lowry then snapped back at Brown and said, “I just fouled you alright? You do that all the time.” Brown, however, had no intention of hearing him out as he gave Lowry a warning. “Watch yourself,” he said before the game resumed again.
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How has the Celtics-Heat series shaped up?
There’s still a game left to go, and the Celtics-Heat series has been one of the most entertaining matchups already. Miami started off really strong as they won the first three games to take a 3-0 series lead. Ahead of Game 4, they were favorites to advance to the NBA Finals, as everyone expected a sweep. The Boston Celtics, however, had other plans.
They quickly turned the tide and took the attack right back at Miami in Game 4. Boston asserted their dominance and proved why they’re considered to be such a fierce competitor. Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown led the scoring as they always have, as the Celtics are now on the brink of a historic comeback. Ahead of Game 7, the series is tied 3-3, and the fans can’t wait for the penultimate series decider.
On the one hand, the Jimmy Butler-led Miami Heat have their backs against the wall. Butler made it to the NBA Finals in 2020; however, he missed out on a championship against the Los Angeles Lakers. The Boston Celtics met the same fate in 2022 against the Golden State Warriors.
There’s no doubt that both teams will look to come out all guns blazing in Game 7. Will the Heat make a second Finals appearance in four years, or will Boston play it back-to-back? We’ll have to wait just a little more to find out.
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