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      Cs welcome Jayson Tatum back to the Garden. After suffering that horrific injury in the playoffs he's rehabbed and is ready to help chase Banner 19. It's going to be extremely special getting to see him play tonight. This team has now become a dangerous team. No team will want to face us come playoffs. JT looks fresh so far. He's looked to get his teammates involved early on. He is not on a minutes restriction which should allow for him to get back into game shape. In the sense of getting back into the feel of playing in an NBA game. This crowd has been electric and made sure he heard them. 

     Personally I love this picture up top. Joe and JT with the cross especially knowing both are men of faith. Last nights game was insight into what this team can be for the playoffs. The Cs continued on their path while adding JT back into the mix. JT finished with a nice stat line and this team looks ready for a title run. If you are anyone in the East I'd be worried about matching up with us in the playoffs. JB played well last night and despite all the media trying to break the Jay's apart they seemed to enjoy having each other out there. 

     Queta, Garza, White, and PP were all in double figures. We have lost Vuc for about a month given the fractured finger. Despite that we have a very deep roster and everyone can be trusted to make winning plays. I mean I can't believe how well Brad has built this roster. I wish the playoffs started now! Cs will be facing the Cavs, Thunder and Spurs this week. I for one am excited for the challenge. Celtic Pride!

     

     
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