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       There is No I in team! 

     With that said we at the Sentinel want to give out an award. After last night's game where we saw five guys get double figures, who deserves the award? Any feelings Celtics fans? We want your input, or opinions. It's about the fans here at the Sentinel. 
 
    I truly want your feelings, but we are going to give the award to the entire team. Congrats to the entire Celtics team on winning the Celtics Sentinel Citation Award! The Celtics have always been a team first, historically that's our motto! I'd love to give the entire team the award every game! 
  
     PS Dear Perk can you learn to keep your mouth closed, why not just stick to ESPN and kissing LBJs behind. Leave Tatum and Brown alone! Perk by the way there's a reason why the Truth left that agenda driven network and you just lap it up. Your career was made in Green and White. Don't forget that, your boy LBJ can do no wrong on the floor even though he pouts and quits on plays and teams. Yet JT and JB are in your cross hairs. Hey Perk learn when not to tweet certain things. THAT IS ALL CARRY ON! 


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