Last year Glen Davis sparked controversy after bumping into a 12-year-old Orlando Magic fan following his game-winning shot during the Eastern Conference Semifinals.

On Sunday, he will return to Amway Arena for the Celtics Conference Finals matchup against the Magic, and he isn’t looking back.

“I’m not worried about that,” he said. “I’ve been back during the year. It is what it is, but just play the game. Everything happens for a reason. Mistakes happen.”

The incident (sensationalized as “Shovegate”) prompted the boy’s father to email the NBA league office and demand an apology from Davis. But Davis has said all along that the bump was caused by game-winning excitement, not intentional harm. Even though the father dropped his complaint, the incident still tarnished Davis’ reputation in Orlando.

The jeers don’t bother Davis, though, especially if they come as a result of a winning performance.

“Everybody gives me a couple of boos here and there, but I don’t mind that,” he said. “I love it. It means I’m doing what I’m supposed to be doing.”