Should fans of the Boston Celtics be worried that star Celtics forward Jaylen Brown picked three Los Angeles Lakers greats to be on his greatest of all time basketball starting five to start? Maybe not, seeing as one of the trio he started with he ended up cutting in favor of the winningest player in history, Bill Russell, was also a Celtic.

That would be the Big Aristotle himself, Shaquille O’Neal, but then again, he did end up being cut by Brown by the end of the clip shared by House of Highlights on social media in favor of Russell. To round out the roster, Russell was joined by Stephen Curry, Kobe Bryant, Kevin Durant, and LeBron James one through four, with Bill at the 5.

That’s a very defensible all-time starting five, even if you are looking at it though green-tinted lenses.

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FOXBORO – The New England Revolution played to a 1-1 draw with Nashville SC on Tuesday night at Gillette Stadium in their Leagues Cup 2024 group stage finale.

New England claimed a 5-4 victory in the subsequent penalty shootout to earn the additional point on the night. Bobby Wood netted his first goal of 2024, while Jack Panayotou registered his first assist this year and second goal contribution of the tournament, clinching New England a place in the Leagues Cup 2024 Round of 32 as the East Group 5 winner.

New England captured the lead early with Wood getting a foot on the end of Panayotou’s cross in the third minute. The goal was Wood’s first of the season, as the Hawaii native made his fourth straight start. Panayotou, who scored the winner in the first group stage game against Mazatlán FC, has now found the scoresheet in both Leagues Cup 2024 matches. Nashville’s Sam Surridge equalized in first-half stoppage time, evening the score just before halftime.

The Revolution and Nashville battled to a scoreless second half, with Aljaž Ivačič posting three of his four saves on the night in the final 45 minutes. Ivačič had two crucial saves for New England in the second half, including a stop on a deflected Nashville blast in the 61st minute. The Slovenian made another diving save in the 79th minute, before making one stop in the shootout to help secure the win for New England.

The Revolution’s defensive line featured Brandon Bye and 16-year-old Homegrown player Peyton Miller on the wings, with Xavier Arreaga and Dave Romney in the middle. Miller, making his third straight start for the club, was replaced in the second half by defender Will Sands, who made his club debut after being acquired from Columbus in a trade on July 31.

Matt Damon is hoping Robin Williams may one day be immortalized in Boston.

While Damon, 53, and his costar Casey Affleck, 48, spoke with journalist Jake Hamilton in footage shared on YouTube recently about their new movie The Instigators, the actor noted that he recently learned of an artist’s pitch to place a bronze statue of the late Williams, who died at 63 in August 2014, in Boston’s Public Garden.

“I don’t know if it will happen, but I really hope it does. Someone proposed to us an artist to do a bronze statue of Robin and permanently put it there, and the idea being that if you feel alone you can go sit next to him, which I think is the coolest idea,” Damon said.

The proposed statue would stand next to a bench in the city’s park where Damon and Williams filmed one of the most poignant scenes in 1997’s Good Will Hunting, which earned Williams an Academy Award for his performance as psychologist Sean Maguire. The movie also helped launch Damon and Ben Affleck’s careers and resulted in the duo winning an Oscar for writing the movie’s screenplay.

“It would be the most beautiful installation and such a tribute to that guy, who I think would have loved that,” Damon said of the proposed plans. “Anyway, I just heard about this like a month ago. I really hope it comes to pass, I hope they let this artist do it because it would be pretty cool.”

As Boston.com reported at the time of Williams’ death in 2014, fans of the film and the late actor turned the unmarked bench from that Good Will Hunting scene into a makeshift memorial after he died. A petition to create a bronze statue of Williams at that site was made in 2014 and remains active today, though it is unclear whether it is the same pitch Damon referred to in his interview.

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More than 26 years after that movie was released, Damon still remembers working with Williams fondly, as he told Hamilton in that interview.

“Robin was off-book in pre-production, which was nuts, because that monologue was like two pages long, and I don’t say anything in that scene — just at the very top — and then he goes into that thing,” he recalled of filming the moment. “I remember rehearsing it with him and I was off book because we wrote it, but he just put his script down. . . and Ben and I kind of looked at each other like, ‘This is going to be amazing.’ “

Damon and Affleck’s new movie The Instigators releases on Apple TV+ on Friday, Aug. 9.