The Celtics take a two-one series lead over the Warriors and the NBA Finals.

Jonathan Isaac joins us to help break it all down.

NFL coach Jack Del Rio comes under fire from the media.

We're going to break that down as well.

I'm Jay Crane and welcome to Crane & Company.

The last thing I would do is call the Warriors soft.

They play hard, they aren't afraid to play physical.

But last night, they just got straight up bullied by the Celtics.

The blend of size and speed that Boston has caused a lot of problems for Golden State and

not just on the offensive end.

Even though Steph and Clay had good games, especially Clay, who finally didn't disappear,

the Celtics made them hit tough shots and earn each look while shutting down pretty much

everybody else.

This is the first game where we also saw the Celtics overwhelm the Warriors on the boards,

out rebounding them 47-31 and getting multiple second chance opportunities and crucial moments

in the game.

Now in the Battle of the Catalyst, Marcus Smart dwarfed Dremont Green in production.

Smart racked up 24 points, seven rebounds and three assists, while Dremont only logged

two, four, and three.

Now I've talked about this finals being decided by role players.

And that theory held up again last night as the Celtics supporting cast was integral

in many facets of the game, while the Warriors really had to just rely on Steph and Clay to

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