A unifying message to Celtics fans

Guest article by "The Sports Machine with Slim"

HEY CELTICS FANS!

All of you. Yes even the ones who come on here just to complain even when we win. I need all of your eyes here please.

We all want the Celtics to win banner 18. We may argue about how to get there and whether or not Jayson Tatum can get it done in a close game. We might not agree on Mazzulla being a championship level coach. And we might actually not even really like one another in real life. But we have a common goal.

Let's come together for the next two months. Please. Let's join as one to lift this incredible regular season team to new playoff highs. Honestly, I'm not sure this group of players can do it without us. Here are the facts: The Celtics were 6-3 on the road in the playoffs last year. They were 5-6 at home in those same playoffs. Now this year they are 1-1 at home against an 8 seed that is without their best player.

These Celtics are immature and they need our help. This ain't the regular season anymore. When the Celts are at home in TD Garden, we need to spread the word to people who are going to the games. CHEER YOUR FACES OFF! Don't wait for the jumbotron. Start the damn cheers yourselves. Give this team the shot of energy it needs during tough times. We gotta rise up and do it for them. Or else we are gonna end up complaining to each other all offseason. Again.

We got two road games to get ready.

BEAT THE HEAT! BEAT THE HEAT! BEAT THE HEAT!

Jim McIntyre

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