Glen Davis previously played for the Celtics for four seasons and won an NBA title with them in 2008. Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports

Glen “Big Baby” Davis got caught in 4K during the Boston Celtics-Brooklyn Nets game on Sunday.

Near the end of the third quarter, the ABC broadcast panned to Davis, the former Celtics big man, sitting in the crowd. Unfortunately for Davis, fans arrived to kick him out of the seat that he was in right as the camera was on him. Davis appeared to have stolen the seats of the rightful ticket holders in an attempt to get closer to the action. Check out the funny video.

You can see the color slowly drain from Davis’ face as he realizes that the jig is up. He didn’t even reach for his ticket to check for who had the right seat. He just stood up and left. That is definitely the reaction of a man getting caught red-handed (and on national television to boot).

Davis, now 36, played for the Celtics for four seasons and won an NBA title with them in 2008. But it looks like he still can’t get a courtside seat at TD Garden without sneaking his way into it. 

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