The Boss itself are your NBA champs. I will break down the game from inside the

garden and some of the bigger storylines what it meant for this team to show

patience and what it means for Tatum as the face of the franchise.

We're also going to talk some finals with this guy named Scott Vampel.

He's pretty good, he's on television.

We'll also talk US Open, what does the wind mean for Bryson,

and what he would ask Rory, who we did not have access to right after a gut-wrenching loss and then just some other nonsense and of course as always life advice

Lucky enough to be in the building last night for the Celtics 18th championship and franchise history, a 16 and 3 record in these playoffs.

In the building watching it, going, going all right what are you looking for what's easy what's hard for both teams and early on I was like I don't know if this is going to be much of a game

Luca started to a six Kyrie didn't make a shot in the first quarter, oh of 3.

Gafford messes up, one, I would say two rotations on Deep Drew Holiday stuff.

I don't know what their rule is with that, but clearly, Kidd had kind of given up on Gafford with some other moments.

He only played 11 minutes last night and Lively is the better option anyway.

Lively came in at 726 left in the first quarter.

The only thing and I thought this was really telling is Josh Green hits two threes in the first

quarter. Now the Pajinga story was a big part of this because you're like

wait specific match-ups like I'm just to the point where I think teams just

mess with everybody else on their injury updates but when the cellas came out to

warm up for Zingus wasn't with them he comes out later in the layup line he's

feeling it the place goes crazy and we're all watching him shoot and he's like missing all the

shots you know like all right maybe maybe just one of those guys wants to get the

misses out of the way and warm-ups and then he checks into the game and

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