The founder of Barstool made a courtside appearance during Monday night’s Heat-Celtics game broadcast on TNT, accompanied by a blonde companion whom online detectives have identified as 25-year-old Camryn D’Aloia.
Portnoy, who owns a residence in Miami, was observed conversing with D’Aloia while the announcers, Brian Anderson and Stan Van Gundy, prepared for the Game 4 showdown.
While Portnoy, who follows D’Aloia on Instagram, hasn’t commented on the situation, he did share his thoughts on the Celtics’ victory over the Heat, securing a 3-1 lead in the first-round series.
Initially, he commented on Kristaps Porzingis exiting the game due to an injury, later revealed by the team as a calf strain.
“I’m not a doctor but Porzingis is done for playoffs based on his reaction. He acted like he knew he was hurt bad instantly,” Portnoy, 47, wrote on X.
Then he lauded Derrick White, as the emerging guard had a brilliant 38-point night and has averaged 21.8 points per game in the series.
“I think it’s time to officially make Derrick White the guy who has the ball at end of quarter/game/whenever we need to score,” Portnoy said.
And then he vented his frustration about the Heat.
“The Heat are so f–king dirty it’s gross,” Portnoy wrote. “Nicky Smokes job is still on line if they injure Tatum on a dirty play.
“Me checking twitter to see if I still have a job anytime a Celtics player falls down,” responded Smokes, Barstools’s resident Miami fan, including a video of Portnoy with the woman as she checked her phone.
Portnoy recently split with Silvana Mojica after a three-year relationship.
“I guess you get to a point where you think maybe there’s a difference in what somebody wants versus what the other person wants and without going into too much detail, I just didn’t think I could give Silvana kind of what she deserves,” Portnoy said on the “BFFs” podcast.
“She’s so beautiful, she’s funny, she’s smart, she’s all these things, it’s probably a ‘me’ issue because I’m old and single at this point… but if I don’t think I’m the guy that she is looking for and is going to be able to provide her with what she needs down the road… it’s like what are you doing.”
