The Boston Celtics are known for having one of the best fan bases in the NBA. The TD Garden is packed almost every game, and players from around the league often note how there’s a consistent playoff atmosphere, even during the regular season.

During a recent appearance on the “White Noise” podcast , Bill Chisholm, who led the Celtics’ new ownership group in a recent $6.1 billion purchase of the franchise, explained why Boston’s fan base is so committed. Interestingly, Chisholm used the Golden State Warriors as a vehicle to make his point.

“I don’t like the Warriors,” Chisholm said, “But the Warriors, for people that live there, great, and they’ve been very successful. But people go to the game, they go home, and they have their dinner, and the Warriors win, lose, that’s fine. You got

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