That Boston Celtics, they got this little guy, Lucky the Leprechaun. You seen him? He’s always jumpin’ around at the basketball games. He’s the mascot, they call it. Like a good luck charm, I reckon.
This Lucky fella, he’s been around a long time. Since way back, like 1950 or somethin’. He’s even on their picture, their logo thingy. One of them popular ones, too. They play that basketball game, you see. He’s got this funny hat, like a bowl turned upside down, and a stick he carries. That’s his trademark, they say.
I seen him on the TV, bouncin’ all over the place. Lots of folks follow him around, too. He got all them followers. I don’t know, 34,000 or somethin’. Lots of people like to watch him. He’s real popular, this little Lucky the Leprechaun.
They say he’s been changin’ over the years. That Lucky the Leprechaun, he’s evolved, like a caterpillar turnin’ into a butterfly, but not really. Just different folks wearin’ the suit, I guess. Keeps things interestin’, I suppose.
He ain’t just a mascot, though. This Lucky, he’s somethin’ else. They say he’s a champion, a world champion at dunkin’. You know, throwin’ that ball in the hoop. He’s good at it, real good. And he’s a coach, too, for some flyin’ crew. Works with them airplane people when he ain’t on the court.
When he ain’t busy with all that, he goes out and sees folks. Meets the fans, they call ’em. The people who like the Boston Celtics. He’s a friendly little fella, that Lucky.
Now, how much money does this Lucky make? Well, ain’t nobody really sayin’ for sure. Just whispers and rumors, you know. Some folks say, way back in 2009, he was makin’ a good chunk of change. Eighty-five thousand, maybe ninety-five thousand. That’s a lot of potatoes! And that was before he got paid for goin’ to places and bein’ seen.
This Lucky the Leprechaun, he first showed up in 2003, I hear. The big shots at the Boston Celtics, they brought him in. There was a fella inside that suit, name of Damon Lee Blust. He was Lucky for a while, then he left in 2009. Someone else took over in 2010.
- He’s been the mascot since way back, like 1950.
- He’s on the Boston Celtics logo.
- He’s a world champion dunker.
- He’s got that funny hat and stick.
- Lots of folks follow him, like 34,000!
That Lucky the Leprechaun, he’s somethin’, ain’t he? Always hoppin’ around, makin’ people smile. He’s a good luck charm for that Boston Celtics team. They’re lucky to have him, I reckon.
He’s been around for a long time that little Lucky the Leprechaun. He brings good luck to the team, or that’s what they say, and that team, well, they’re pretty good at that basketball game, I gotta say. I seen ’em on the TV, and them boys can sure run and jump. This Lucky fella, he must be doin’ somethin’ right.
I heard some folks talkin’ about how he’s a champion at dunkin’ that ball. Now, I ain’t never seen him do it myself, but if they say it’s true, it must be. He must be somethin’ special to be a world champion. He’s more than just a mascot, that’s for sure. He’s got skills.
And then they say he’s a coach, too. A coach for them airplane people. I don’t know much about that, but it sounds important. He must be a busy little fella, this Lucky. He’s got his fingers in a lot of pies, as they say.
He’s always out and about, too, this Lucky the Leprechaun. Meetin’ folks, shakin’ hands, takin’ pictures. He’s a real people person, or a people leprechaun, I guess you could say. He’s good for the Boston Celtics, that’s what I think. He brings them good luck, and he makes people happy. And that’s what matters, ain’t it?
So, that’s the story of Lucky the Leprechaun, the mascot of the Boston Celtics. He’s a good luck charm, a champion dunker, a coach, and a friend to the fans. He’s a busy little fella, and he’s been around for a long time. He’s a part of the team, like the ball and the hoop. And I reckon he’ll be around for a long time to come. Yes sir, that Lucky, he’s here to stay.
