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The Boston Celtics don’t agree with the Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James’ recent comments in which the self-anointed king of basketball said he believes the team “had something to do with” selling a shirt that said “Fu*k LBJ.”
A spokesperson for the Celticstold the Boston Globe in a statement that the team does not sell apparel at its team store that disparages James, or any other player.
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