Toucher and Rich’s ‘Fart Court’ investigates Brad Stevens’ presser

Author Nick Gemelli

March 1st, 2021 9:13 AM

Fart Court is in session for everyone who attended Brad Stevens’ postgame press conference on Sunday.

The Celtics head coach is, of course, innocent until proven guilty. These things are hard to prove in a court of law. But there’s enough circumstantial evidence to suggest that Stevens is at least a person of interest.

Here’s the video of the end of the press conference, thanks to

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Our own Mike Lockhart noticed that you can hear the noise on another video clip from YouTube, so all employees of NBC Sports Boston can be removed as suspects. Did Brad Stevens fart at the end of his press conference? Watch and listen and judge for yourself.

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