“Hi Celtics fans, do not Google my name”: Evan Fournier comes up with a hilarious warning after being traded from the Orlando Magic on trade deadline day
Evan Fournier was traded by the Orlando Magic to the Boston Celtics this morning, and Fournier made sure to prank his new fans early.
The Orlando Magic have finally gone into full rebuild mode, and their latest sacrifice for the cause was Evan Fournier. So far, the 28-year-old has had an amazing season, averaging nearly 20 points on 46, 38 and 79 shooting splits.
Orlando is one of the smallest markets in the NBA right now. And so, with the player arriving from there, many have jokingly said that they don’t know who Fournier really is.
The player very recently publicly responded to these jokes. And we have to say, his reaction needs to be one of the most legendary responses in the history of retorts in the NBA.
Evan Fournier comes out with a hilarious statement to fans that don’t know who he is
Evan Fournier it seems, is quite the jokester. Responding to fans that said they didn’t know who he is, this is what he had to say.
“Hi Celtics fans, If you’re not familiar with me, please Google my last name. You’re welcome.”
As many fans have noted after following the instructions, the search results aren’t quite what are expected, Evan Fournier’s last name refers to a very different thing than what many would expect. And while we could reveal the answer, we aren’t quite in the mood to spoil the fun.
The Orlando Magic have traded Evan Fournier to the Boston Celtics, sources tell @TheAthletic @Stadium.
Boston acquires a strong scorer and shooter.
— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) March 25, 2021
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All we will say is, if you do in fact feel brave enough to follow the instructions, expect the unexpected. And if you are a fan of the Boston Celtics, what more does Evan Fournier really need to do to become the fan favorite for the franchise?
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