One week after their NBA championship victory, the Boston Celtics had another celebration worth remembering at Fenway Park. The team, including players, coaches, and executives, were honored before the Red Sox's series opener against the rival Blue Jays. The highlight of the festivities was the ceremonial first pitches thrown by the Celtics' biggest stars.

Among those who had the honor was Derrick White, a veteran guard who had stuck around for the entire Toronto-Boston matchup after performing the pre-game duties. Little did he know that he would witness an enthralling game that saw the Red Sox scoring five unanswered runs in the final two innings for a thrilling walk-off win.

The excitement of the game prompted White to take to social media, as he sent out his first tweet in nearly three months. He expressed his elation, writing, "That was dope," after Jarren Duran scored the winning run.

With the NBA offseason in full swing, White now has more time to watch the Red Sox. However, the 29-year-old guard might not have a quiet summer ahead of him. He is reportedly being considered as a replacement option for the United States men's basketball team in the Paris Olympics. If selected, White could showcase his skills on the international stage, representing his country.

In addition to the potential Olympic opportunity, White and his team, the Celtics, might also enter into contract extension discussions. As a valued member of the team, White's contributions have not gone unnoticed, and the organization is considering extending his contract.

As the offseason progresses, basketball fans will eagerly wait for any updates on White's potential Olympic bid and contract negotiations. Until then, White can enjoy his well-deserved celebration for the Celtics championship and soak in the excitement of Red Sox's thrilling victory at Fenway Park.