Travis Kelsey remembers being booed at a playoff game by the Dallas Mavericks: «Everything is bigger in Texas, even the boos»
30 may 2024 в 00:37
In Texas, more and more people are including boos. Travis Kelce recalls his experience attending a playoff game of the Dallas Mavericks.
«I got booed twice», - said Travis, 34, in an episode of the «New Heights» podcast on May 29. «It is what it is. I understand. I’m not from Dallas. I’m just like an innocent bystander».
When Travis' brother Jason Kelce asked if he had a more concrete theory as to why fans at the American Airlines Center weren’t cheering for him, Travis said he wasn’t sure. «I don’t know», - he added. «Maybe they don’t like the Chiefs».
On May 26, Travis joined his teammate Patrick Mahomes and his wife Brittany Mahomes in the front row to watch the Dallas Mavericks play against the Minnesota Timberwolves. While the NFL tight end didn’t receive a warm welcome, his guests were welcomed with joy due to their Texas roots.
«Pat nudged me, and I thought, 'Oh, crap! I’m on the screen.' And then I heard the booing and thought, 'Oh, crap! I’m getting booed. Cool. Thanks. Nice to see you, Dallas. Appreciate the warm welcome,'» Travis recalled. «And then they showed Pat, and everyone was like, 'Yeah!'»
The innocent fun continued online when the Mavericks posted a video of Travis and Patrick, 28, sitting in the front row. «Our guy Pat and Taylor Swift’s boyfriend in the house!» the organization wrote via Instagram on May 27, without naming Travis. «#OneForDallas #MFFL».
Ultimately, it seems that Travis holds no grudges for attending the game dressed in a Nahmias x Reisinger t-shirt, Heron Preston jeans, and a Louis Vuitton necklace. Before becoming a Super Bowl champion with the Chiefs, Travis dreamed of playing for the Dallas Cowboys, saying, «They were as fun as hell — that team was electric».
Earlier this week, Travis also watched the Dallas Stars play against the Edmonton Oilers during the NHL playoffs. After enjoying the game from a luxury suite, the athlete said he enjoyed his experience at the Lone Star State.
«Hey, Dallas, man. I had a great time», - he said. «I love the NHL and NBA Western Conference playoffs, and it’s always great to see when you walk into someone else’s arena and see it absolutely buzzing and the home team winning. So, of course, I was rooting for the Dallas Stars»
«I got booed twice», - said Travis, 34, in an episode of the «New Heights» podcast on May 29. «It is what it is. I understand. I’m not from Dallas. I’m just like an innocent bystander».
When Travis' brother Jason Kelce asked if he had a more concrete theory as to why fans at the American Airlines Center weren’t cheering for him, Travis said he wasn’t sure. «I don’t know», - he added. «Maybe they don’t like the Chiefs».
On May 26, Travis joined his teammate Patrick Mahomes and his wife Brittany Mahomes in the front row to watch the Dallas Mavericks play against the Minnesota Timberwolves. While the NFL tight end didn’t receive a warm welcome, his guests were welcomed with joy due to their Texas roots.
«Pat nudged me, and I thought, 'Oh, crap! I’m on the screen.' And then I heard the booing and thought, 'Oh, crap! I’m getting booed. Cool. Thanks. Nice to see you, Dallas. Appreciate the warm welcome,'» Travis recalled. «And then they showed Pat, and everyone was like, 'Yeah!'»
The innocent fun continued online when the Mavericks posted a video of Travis and Patrick, 28, sitting in the front row. «Our guy Pat and Taylor Swift’s boyfriend in the house!» the organization wrote via Instagram on May 27, without naming Travis. «#OneForDallas #MFFL».
Ultimately, it seems that Travis holds no grudges for attending the game dressed in a Nahmias x Reisinger t-shirt, Heron Preston jeans, and a Louis Vuitton necklace. Before becoming a Super Bowl champion with the Chiefs, Travis dreamed of playing for the Dallas Cowboys, saying, «They were as fun as hell — that team was electric».
Earlier this week, Travis also watched the Dallas Stars play against the Edmonton Oilers during the NHL playoffs. After enjoying the game from a luxury suite, the athlete said he enjoyed his experience at the Lone Star State.
«Hey, Dallas, man. I had a great time», - he said. «I love the NHL and NBA Western Conference playoffs, and it’s always great to see when you walk into someone else’s arena and see it absolutely buzzing and the home team winning. So, of course, I was rooting for the Dallas Stars»
© Kolganov Andrey
