No Giannis No Good

Celtics are in Milwaukee tonight, looking to enhance their win streak. There is no Giannis and the Cs should be able to flex on em tonight. JB will need to come out tonight and set the tone on both ends. PP and JB both are in the books. Good start for both of them tonight! Very odd not seeing Giannis out here tonight. If Giannis leaves this team will be absolutely awful.

The Celtics have come out and looked pretty efficient on offense. Sam is ice cold to start tonight. We need him to start hitting those shots if we want to sustain this lead. Cs have allowed the Bucks back into this game. Timeout by Joe and hopefully they respond. JB had himself quite the first quarter with thirteen points. He's been playing like an MVP! I love how he is leading this team. Derrick White is starting to heat up here tonight.

Hugo with the hustle play that leads to Jordan scoring. Kudos to Jordan tonight for hustling on every play. His motor is second to none. JT continues to rehab and give Celtics fans hope that he might come back sooner rather than later. Cs build a lead only to let the Bucks back in again. Time to finish this quarter off the right way. Big shot from Jordan to finish the half!

This second half has been absolutely disgusting and I'm just so annoyed. How do you lose to this team? This sits up there with losing to the Nets and Jazz. Cs should be ashamed of themselves. They need to make up for this come Monday night vs the Pistons.

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