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      How about that first quarter and first half from the Cs! JB was straight balling and the entire team came out to make a statement. This Celtics team is gearing up for a deep playoff run. Goodness gracious the Jays are the best duo in the NBA! The Cs have made the Heat look like a g league team so far tonight. Man do I love this Celtics team. Brad Stevens has done an amazing job with this roster. Brad will go down as one of the greatest GMs of all time. The man us a basketball savant! Joe Mazzulla has been incredible this season. 

     Early in the third and JB is over 30 points! He looks locked and he should be the MVP. The Cs lead has shrunk to eighteen and Joe calls a timeout. I expect to see a much more focused group. Time to land some knockout blows and send the Heat home with a loss. Off the timeout we get back to back buckets from our two stars! Now that's how you answer the bell after being a bit lax. JB is destroying everyone who tries to guard him. Man it's a beautiful thing to watch. Basketball is the most beautiful game especially when it's the Celtics playing. 

     JT finishes with a triple double and JB with another 40 piece. Post game both Jays spoke very highly of each other. These two are on another level and the NBA should be scared. Cs are far and above the best team in the East. Bring on whoever comes out of the West. Cs match up well with any and everyone. Where was that vaunted Heat culture??? Cs put up 147! I'm sure Pat the Rat was crying after that blowout. I can't believe how close we are to the playoffs and I've never been more excited. Celtic Pride!

     

     
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