Kendrick Perkins calls Brian Scalabrine 'coward' after former teammate claims he's banned from Celtics parade

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Two former Boston Celtics teammates, who were a part of the last team to win an NBA title prior to this year’s champions, are in an ugly feud that’s unfolding in front of all fans. 

Brian Scalabrine and Kendrick Perkins were both part of the 2008 Celtics team that hoisted the Larry O’Brien Trophy. 

However, Scalabrine claims Perkins was purposefully not invited to this year’s celebration with the team. 

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Celtics Kendrick Perkins and Brian Scalabrine, right, got some help from Joseph Rosado, 17, left, of Salem, and Juan Ayalla, 19, of Boston while taking part in a scavenger hunt as the Boston Celtics make an appearance at Modell's in Medford on March 9 2009.  (Matthew West/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald via Getty Images)

"No, no, no, no, no, no," Scalabrine said on his SiriusXM show after being asked if Perkins was invited to this year’s celebration in Boston after the Celtics took care of the Dallas Mavericks in five games. 

"Big scarlet letter. … It’s not really an open-arms thing with Kendrick Perkins."

Perkins caught wind of what Scalabrine said about him, and he aired out his thoughts on Boston’s 98.5 The Sports Hub’s "Felger and Mazz" show on Monday. 

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"Right now, I feel like Scal is a coward," Perkins said. "If you go publicly to say something like that, and I reach out to you privately, at least call me back."

Perkins went on to say that he wasn’t the only player from ’08 missing on the duck