After biting his tongue through Friday night, when he was the primary object of heavy booing during the Celtics’ 24-point loss to the Knicks, Doc Rivers heard a Milwaukee crowd boo Bucks coach Terry Stotts. There is, he believes, a growing gap between coaches, players and their public. “ We’re not as close as we used to be to our fans,” he said after yesterday’s practice. “ We used to be out and about with them more. I thought that was good. I think it really helped our profession. But now we leave after games, and the guys have security (details). I think something’s been disconnected in all sports. I think money has made a big change. A guy makes $10 million, and he’s expected to be worth that much money. “But I don’t know how a guy can be a $10 million or even a $2 million player. I don’t know how someone can live up to that. --

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