A journalistic view of in-depth analysis on the Boston Celtics and the game of basketball. Someone who lives the game carrying illustrious thoughts around the National Basketball Association.
I talk about how it feels like I’m a fantasy of a dream along with other Celtics fans while saying special a lot. Briefly talk about the errors of game 2, tremendous bounce back game recap of last night, Tatum and Brown’s leadership as playmakers, how they’re ready for the moment along with all of Ainge’s picks as I credit him for this masterpiece. The Robert Williams game.
Rob talks about his depression when the Celts didn’t close out game 6 at home not only because he wanted Boston to get their rest, but he felt like a kid that lost his favorite toy when he couldn’t attend his men’s league game. He talks about the Celtics prevailing in Sunday’s game 7 while it may have been close to the worst in-game late collapse in history, but the Celtics are back in the NBA Championship and doing this!!! Been dreaming of this since early elementary school!!!! He also talks about how he’s been on top of the world due to them this week; the moment we’ve been waiting for. Rob also breaks down game 1 of the Finals from Thursday night against the Warriors from Chase Center and gives his recap where the Celtics showed the resilient team they’ve been all year in the fourth quarter.
Excitement and shock of the Celtics season in review with them being here especially how the campaign began. Emotionally talking about me starting this last year talking about their changes last summer. Highly anticipating a BOS-GSW Finals since 2016. Win tonight, I cry, win the next round, cry even harder.
Sweeping the Brooklyn Nets and Kyrie Irving is like winning a championship, especially when you said yourself the Nets aren’t scary and how Boston was last year and the first half of this season. I talk about how this could be one of the best defenses ever with how Boston just played those two and Tatum winning the challenge against KD on both ends. Marcus Smart is another blessing to this amazing team and their turnaround. Feeling for Philly fans and the Embiid injury. I end with Conference Semifinal Projections.
I go over a magical Easter Sunday at TD Garden while talking about how villainous Kyrie can’t be surprised. This entertainment is good for this Finals-like series with him trying to fight back. Fenway chants aren’t really surprising either if you’re a Bostonian. I also go through all the other first round series as well and tweak some predictions.
After talking down on the Nets and wondering why teams are dodging them, the highly anticipated Nets-Celtics Finals-like series is here! Rob talks about his jitters all week. He talks a Simmons and Timelord potential return while laughing at Bruce Brown’s comments. Rob then talks about how there’s no wrong choice for MVP before giving his All-NBA teams and predicting the opening round.
After taking the weekend off, I talk about what I was thinking during the Celtics/Bucks game Thursday night and how it turned out leading into last night. I speak on a potential series with Brooklyn after discussing how they have looked less and less fearful. I then give my awards before ending with Play-In projections.
The Lakers and their two most-talked about stars had funny headlines today and yesterday after being eliminated in embarrassing fashion. I show the Clippers love again while explaining why the Bucks and Celtics are showing their confidence.
What’s at stake in these final few games for Brooklyn, LAL and Boston? Are the Nets becoming less fearful?
My quick C’s update. How Daniel Theis can hold it down with Robert Williams out. Jitters for Brooklyn to end the regular season and the Lakers are a joke. Who do I believe are the best teams in each conference lately?
I’m joined by CLNS media’s Nick Gelso. We talk about the Celtics’ state now and how it relates to Celtics pride in past years. Where does the team go now and what is the goal? Can the Jays play together and who could be a third. Plus, memory lane of Kevin Garnett, Ray Allen and Rajon Rondo compared to this team. We’re both excited for Garnett’s jersey retirement ceremony in person on March 13.
Patrick talks about his journey with his decision to return to baseball after four seasons of football at Rutgers. Kivlehan also tells me about his MLB journey, looking up to David Wright, getting called up in his first game in 2016 and hitting a HR off Robbie Ray in his second big league at-bat. Kivlehan then talks about what he does to prepare in the off-season amongst uncertainty, what it was like with the Cincinnati Reds, his pregame meals and of course, winning Silver at the Olympics in Tokyo.
Going over my experience at the Garden Wednesday night and what I thought about the Celtics resiliency. Name some players who have been good this week and I end showing nerves for the Boston Red Sox.
Little bit of Knicks talk about the year they just had, what they can run and some predictions. Also, my top-10 players in the East.
I open up my podcast pouring my heart out about Boston and their unfortunate events since the IT-Kyrie swap, get really into it, then I speak my mind on the most-improved team through free agency in Miami.