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      Cs take on the beast that is the San Antonio Spurs. Let's welcome back Luke Kornet! I'm afraid Fox might go off... Cs are cold and need to warm up like a sauce on simmer. Cs are on a ten 0 run and must be Butter cause they are on a roll! LETS GO! Tonight's game has a great feel to it and JB is our here shooting moon balls! I'll tell you this much what a game. It just shows how good the Cs are and can get even better. The referees were horrendous and JB called em out for it. 

     The Cs missed some opportunities tonight but you can't ignore the one sided calls. Wemby is legit and that whole team is scary. Clearly they beat OKC for a reason. Actually several reasons since they beat them a few times. There some good teams out West and we can hang with them there is no doubt in my mind. Unfortunately we can't hang with the refs... Derrick White played an incredible game and was a hawk on defense. He just gets better and better one of my absolute favorite Celtics of all time. Yeah I said it! Great job by Joe designing and calling a few plays for DWhite. 

     It was nice to see old friend Luke Kornet in the building. What a solid and quality guy we had here. I'm glad he got paid but wish he was still with us. He would actually be getting good minutes with us this season. Instead of us having a two headed monster it would be a three headed one. Overall this may have been the one game I've been most excited to watch. Hoping for more games I can enjoy but C the good guys win. Celtics Pride!

     

     
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