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      Jaylen Brown has been balling in this game, I mean it's no surprise given he's back home. He's truly playing at an MVP level this season. Imagine how good we will be once JT comes back?! I wouldn't make any moves unless we can bring someone in thru the buyout market. The Cs team chemistry has been something to behold. You can't knock chemistry especially when guys believe in one another. All these guys have accepted the challenge this season and are succeeding. 

     Anfernee Simons named after Penny Hardaway has been elite off the bench. This kid has shown me a ton and I wasn't that pleased when we got rid of Jrue for him. Thankfully this young man has shown he can play and do it in Boston. Cs have crashing the boards really well tonight. Offensively they have been elite and are cooking up some Hawk for dinner. Sam Hauser has been an assassin here in the first half. He's on fire as you can see the Nets are smoking every time he hits a three. JB with 29 here in the first half! He could go for 60!

     The Cs have pushed this lead to 40! Despite that 2 game losing streak the Cs have found their way. It all started with that huge comeback in Miami. It's continuing here as we are kicking the crap out of the Hawks. Hawks have put together good teams over the years but this one has underperformed. It's unfortunate that a guy like Nique never won a ring. Cs will play the Pistons on Monday setting a matchup between the two top teams in the East. I'm putting my money on the green and white. 

     Despite some iffy losses this year the Cs are right there with the top teams. Think about it we are 6th overall in the entire NBA. With all those blown losses we would be right there with the Thunder. The thing is once the playoffs start these regular season records mean nothing. When will JT return? This month or next? My gut says next month and it could be early on. Who needs a trade when you are bringing a top 10 player back. 

     Cs coast to a solid win and look damn good! Task at hand will be going into Detroit and beating the top team in the East. Which they are capable of. I believe the season series is 2 to 1 Pistons. Here's wishing the Patriots good luck in their divisional game tomorrow vs Houston. I like their chances at keeping this dream season going. Celtic Pride!

     

     
     

     
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