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      How about them Jays! The NBA has a problem and it's Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum. These dudes are shaping into form and come playoffs they will be on a mission. They took what was the remains of a Warrior's roster and beat em down. It was good to see old friend Kristaps Porzingis. If he's healthy last season I bet we go back to back. When he's healthy he's incredibly good. Defensively he's a stud and offensively he's elite. Maybe just maybe he will come back here next year on a team friendly contract. 

     It's so fun watching everyone on this roster excel. Baylor has become a dawg on D and can rebound with any guy his size. His offensive game is tight. Whether he hits threes or gets to the paint. He's going to come up big for us in the playoffs especially on defense. Derrick White seems to be invigorated now that JT is back. His shot if finally looking like it did last season. Our two headed monster in the middle continues to play solid basketball. I mean this whole roster has me excited. Everyone this season has contributed to winning basketball. 

     How great was it seeing Chief last night at the Garden. What a career he had for the Cs, he was big who could run and had the skills down low. I mean without him we never have the Big Three. It's amazing how Red acquired him and drafted McHale in the same year. Chief was blessed to play with the Cs and one year with Jordan and the Bulls. Chief is definitely one of my top big men in basketball history. Chief should have grabbed a few extra titles with the Cs if we were healthy and didn't lose Lenny and Reggie. 

     It's NCAA tournament time! Greatest four days coming up. I have so many memories of the tourney. Watching Michigan in 89 winning it all. Those Michigan Fab Five teams and those Calipari led UMass teams who always made magic happen. Personally I'm pulling tor Michigan to take it all. Yet Cal has his Arkansas team going strong and they have Darius Acoff who is incredible. I'll always pull for any team Cal coaches. Greatest 
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