Hansen's performance picked up, scoring 34 points in three quarters, while Jokic contributed a triple-double with 18 points, 10 rebounds, and 11 assists over the same period.
The Celtics committed as many as 28 turnovers in that game.
At the post-game press conference, Stevens protested the actions of Cavaliers fans.
"That is something that should be banned, it's against league rules."
Stevens' face almost screamed "We're here to play, not to be treated like kids."
To be honest, the NBA does have rules about this sort of thing. For example, when the Lakers visited the Bucks, someone brought out a "69" jersey aimed at Bronny, and James had protested it as an insult to his son since the NBA doesn't have a #69 jersey.
But Stevens' appeal is unlikely to get a response because, after all, fans pay to watch games live, which in some sense makes them the "patrons" of the league.
However, the league did issue a fine of $500 to the Cavaliers' home court DJ the next day as a warning.
