Who wants to come along on an EPIC Celtics journey?

There really is something about being an underdog that does it for me as a Celtics fan. And there is something about being flat out disrespected that does it for me a little more.

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The Celtics are 9-1. We have the best record in the league and we have the best team in the league. It's that simple.

Yet nobody wants to talk about us as a serious threat to win the championship. Hell, nobody even wants to give us the respect of being a legit chance to win the Atlantc Division! Even though the Celts are 9-1 and the 76ers are 7-4, current odds online have the totally disfunctional 76ers at -200 to make $100 to win the division. The Celts are +300! For you non gambling types, that means if you bet $100 you will get back a total of $400 if the Celtics win the division. This is just total disrespect. And I'm going to do something about it.

My plan for next week is to board a plane to Las Vegas for a one day business trip. I am going there to take their money. Plain and simple. The Celtics sit at roughly 20-1 to win the NBA title this year and I am going to make a large wager on that outcome. The Celts are better than the 76ers. And we are better than the Milwaukee Bucks. Out West we will have to contend with one of the LA teams or possibly Denver, who I think is a sneaky possible upset team out there. The Celts can beat each of these teams. Yes it will be a battle, but isn't that what we want as fans? Let's be underdogs to the end and shove it in people's faces when we win it all.

I will be writing about my travels as they happen next week. Stay tuned. I want you blog readers to come along with me on what is sure to be an EPIC season long journey. The rest of the country apparently still has no clue, but our Celtics are going to be the 2019-2020 NBA champions!!!

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