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Video: Celtics Fans Gave Mike Gorman A Long Standing Ovation For His Final Game As The Voice Of The Celtics

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The long-time voice of the Boston Celtics called his last game for the Celtics last night. Fans at TD Garden gave Mike Gorman the standing ovation that he deserved.

Last night’s Celtics game was Gorman’s final broadcast on NBC Sports Boston, wrapping up his incredible 43-year career. He had been with the Celtics since 1981, when he first started calling games with legendary player and coach Tommy Heinsohn. That duo spent 39 years together before Heinsohn passed away in 2020.

“Phew, I don’t know what to say, really. For the past 43 years it has been an honor and my distinct pleasure to be the voice of the Boston Celtics. I’ll be forever grateful to this ownership for treating my family as they treat their own,” said an emotional Gorman. “Special thanks to all who welcomed Tommy ,  Scalabrine, and me into your homes all winter long.

“When it was a cold night going on outside you turned us on and it couldn’t have been better. There’s no place I’d rather have been.,” added Gorman. “So Boston, thank you. Goodnight.”

Gorman has etched his name forever in the hearts of Celtics fans.