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      1st Quarter

      Much better start tonight, tonight's effort is there unlike last night. This Bulls team is darn good. The Celtics passing and ball movement has been something to watch tonight. Gotta love how they are attacking the rim! Keep it up fellas! 
    
     Defense Defense Defense! So far the D has been pretty good. Not great, but the hustle is there. Now we need the execution, like the way DS is hounding guys up the floor. Tonight they need to reclaim their toughness on D. 

     2nd Quarter 

     Making the extra pass, is a sight for sore eyes. This is how you move the ball. Team basketball involves making the D work. Too much iso ball this season has doomed the Celtics. Pretty easy to game plan a team who lives for Iso ball. Need to keep the ball moving, setting screens, and making that extra pass. 

     Where's the D gone? DeMar DeRozan is destroying them as he always does. Is there a bullseye when he plays us? Certain guys just light up when they see the green and white and he's one of them. 

     3rd Quarter   

     RWill, saving possessions like it's his mission in life. Once again as he's done all year his effort and athleticism earns the Celtics extra chances to score. A guy like RWill is hard to find, a big who has a high basketball IQ and whose hustle and heart can't be measured. 

     The pace of the game favors the Celtics, yet the Bulls are still in this. Despite the Bulls missing some key pieces this team has come out to play. They are a very deep and well coached team. If the Celtics want this game they are gonna need to keep their play of pace going. PP coming in and making a huge impact!

     4th Quarter 

     Maturation of JT, on back to back possessions we saw him make the right plays. Showing the fans his basketball IQ has grown. For those media members who tear JT apart, watch the games with a clearer eye. His game is becoming better and better. To me he's the best player we have seen since the Truth. 

    As it stands the Celtics are going to fall to a depleted Bulls team and I'm getting that sick feeling again. Hopefully it's just the antibiotics I'm on, come on C's get your act together! Thankfully they have gotten it together. JRich nailing a big shot, RWill hitting the free throws to tie it up. JTs D on DeRozan showed some grit and balls. RWill with the go ahead free throws! Now it's up to the D! Celtics Win! Bleed Green!  

    


     

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