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The Boston Celtics are going to win the 2019-2020 NBA title. 

I am a huge believer in speaking something into existence.  SO that is why I would like you readers to all say it with me:  The Boston Celtics are going to win the 2019-202 NBA title.

It isn't just our fans who are going to make it happen.  Just watch what is happening on the court.  Our team is growing up right before our eyes.  Jayson Tatum is hitting game winners. The look of confidence on his face as he released that ball Friday night reminded me of, dare I say it, Larry Bird.  Tatum is 21 years old and he is rapidly moving up the list of best players in the league.  Brad Stevens knows it.  That's why he called THE EXACT SAME PLAY as the one he called last year that got Kyrie all hot and bothered.  Tatum got the ball again.  And this time he drained it.  And this time you had Kemba Walker, a true leader, jumping for unselfish joy because these Celtics play for the team.  And that makes all the difference in the world.

The Celtics are going to win the 2019-2020 NBA title.

As I said, Kemba is a true leader.  It is rubbing off on the other guys already.  Tatum is confident.  Jaylen Brown has also talked about the confidence Kemba gives him.  Well I'm here to say that as a fan, Kemba is giving me a ton of confidence too!  The guy plays nuts defense.  He takes charges.  He boxes out and grabs huge rebounds.  Quite frankly, he makes me feel embarrassed for how good I used to think Kyrie was.  KEMBA WALKER IS TWICE THE PLAYER KYRIE WILL EVER BE!  And when the game is on the line in the playoffs, is there anyone we should have more confidence in than Kemba?  We all still remember what he did in the NCAA tourney run.  He makes clutch shots.  And he will be a major reason why the Celtics win the 2019-2020 NBA title.

The youth on this team is another reason why we are in store for such great things.  Grant Williams and Carsen Edwards and Tacko have come in with a great attitude focused on togetherness.  We are all loving rooting for the kids.  They are great complimentary pieces.

Marcus Smart though?  He is no longer a complimentary piece.  He is a legit stud!  We havent seen this level of play from Marcus in his prior years here, so we think of him as what he used to be.  He isn't!  Same goes for Rob Williams.  This guy is giving us an interior force who people are afraid to drive on.  Hayward is playing much better than last year as well.  ALL of our guys are getting better!  And that is just another reason why we are going to win the 2019-2020 NBA title.

It is not just wishful thinking folks.  We crushed the Bucks in the second half of that game the other night.  We should what we can do when we come together on defense.  I am writing this blog so all Celtics fans can truly enjoy the experience that we are getting this season.  It is going to happen.

The Boston Celtics are going to win the 2019-2020 NBA title.

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