The Boston Celtics have had a stellar season, posting the league's best record and igniting championship dreams after a decade-long title drought. Recently, Celtics star Jayson Tatum received a special gift - a Red Sox jersey bearing Ortiz's iconic No. 34 signature.

Boston fans know the pain of a championship drought. The Red Sox have won the World Series four times this century, while the Celtics haven't held the trophy in 15 years, despite holding the NBA record for most championships with the Lakers.

But this season feels different. The Celtics are riding high, and Ortiz, a true Boston icon, is fully behind the team. Tatum shared his gift of a jersey to Tatum on Instagram with the emoji of crossed fingers, a powerful symbol of shared belief. It conveys an ineffable hope that the Greens might be able to rekindle their campaign and reclaim NBA glory this year.

The Ortiz-Tatum exchange was more than a simple gift between athletes. It signaled the awakening of an entire city and a renewed confidence in the Celtics' championship destiny. Ortiz's unwavering support echoed the sentiments of Boston fans, whispering, "This could be our year."

The Celtics have the talent, the momentum, and now the unwavering faith of a Boston legend. Will they be able to bring their collective hope to Boston and bring a championship back to Boston? Only time will tell, but one thing is for sure: the Celtics are on fire, and the chants of the Celtics faithful are getting louder and louder with each victory.