The Nets may face the most fan animosity they’ve faced all season when they travel to Boston and play in front of a hostile crowd under the TD Garden lights Friday. And it comes in the wake of two separate incidents over the last two days, one in Philly involving Russell Westbrook and the other in New York involving Trae Young.
“It’s fun to play in those situations,” said Blake Griffin on playing in Boston. “I’m not sure what to expect in Boston but I expect them to be loud and to be rowdy. You never want anything to cross the line but that’s not really my thought going into it.