By james art 
During the game of Dallas Maverix and Boston Celtics on Saturday, January 25, a cross -crossed pass from Kiri Irving left a young fan of nose bleeding.
In the second quarter of the game, Irving tried to move to Jaden Hardy, but instead sent the ball to fly in the front row of the US airline center, hitting a young boy in the face. As reported PeopleThe young fan named Asher was left with tears in the eyes and bleeding from the nose. Several players from both teams approached the boy after noticing the accident.
As you can see in footage shared by ESPN below, the players who came to comfort him included Derrick Uti, Jailan Brown and PJ Washington. At one point, Irving asked members of Mavericks employees if the boy was fine.
“Is it okay? Is it okay, a kid? Let me see,” Irving asked. “Yes, you’re fine, bro. Bad, bro.” Fortunately, the boy managed to enjoy the rest of the game and was seen cheer on Mavericks, who eventually lost to the Selts with a score of 122-107.
Saturday was not the best night for Irving, who was Frank for the loss of his Celtic team when he talked to the media after the match. “[The Celtics] They made adjustments and that makes the great teams, especially when they are champions in the league, “said Irving, live.” They dealt with our pressure, they adapted to the coverage of our zone, they started to receive open photos, and this is a pretty easy game from there. “