The Journey Continues

Tonight is the night for the chance to go up 2-0. My piece on tonight's game is going to be different. I'll give you my thoughts right now pregame and what I'm able to watch later tonight. I will be late to the watch party. Personally I think a lot of what the Celtics did Sunday was good, but not great. They had some lulls on D and even on O. I expect tonight to be a much more efficient effort on both ends. In regards to Martins blatant dirty hit on Tatum, I expected it. Miami is notorious for playing and being a dirty organization. What I'm most proud about is Tatum getting up going to the line and showing no interest in their cheap tactics. I am also very proud of JB basically saying I'll do what I have to for my brother. This group values each other and the mission for Banner 18. In all reality I expect the Heat to be even dirtier in both ends tonight, but the C's will counter with haymakers on the floor. The C's will play even more inspired D and better offense. The proof will be in their play and not getting into the dirt war that is the Heats game plan. I just pray the Heat don't intentionally injure any of our guys. I know Riley and Spo would love to leave us as wounded ducks for the second round.

C's have fallen to the Heat, after 23 threes pointers went down for the wrong guys. I'm not sure how to feel, especially when I wanted a sweep. KP had an odd game and the C's must play aggressively on D. I'm so tired of this Heat team and organization I really don't want to think or write about them. My hope is C's will run off the next three games and call it a series. A wise man told me never get to high after a win or to low after a loss. Which is what I'm personally trying to do after last night. As much as I love and bleed Green another wise man once said, these guys don't pay our bills. I have to remember no matter how big a fan I am in the end these outcomes are just passing in time. I really don't think they lose sleep over these losses as we do. With that said I expect better from the Celtics on Saturday and Go C's!

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