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1985, one of the most eventful seasons in Boston Celtics history, even though it ended with

an historic loss, we're going to talk about this one year for this entire Thursday

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Millies, let's go. This the truth like 34. It's like walking in the garden when you hear the roars.

The crowd goes crazy.

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Brains focus like Danny at the deadline global with it got a local feel like the

red line the blue line the green line play it in between time I'm gonna throw my seas jersey on in the meantime

and press play when the eps gun I can't wait until the next day trying to stay in

tune with the seas is the best way many

John Corrales of Mass Live here thanking you once again for making this

podcast part of your daily routine I hope you are enjoying this walk through Celtics history. We started a couple weeks ago

way back in the BAA before the NBA happened in the BAA the Boston Celtics had their first taste of professional basketball

we started there we got to Walter Brown the first owner of the Boston Celtics red arbak and from there we get to here

1985 and it starts with a trade that sets up another actual tragic milestone in Boston Selzic's history.

That starts in actually 1984 before we start the 84-85 season.

The 1985 season is where Larry Bird had the Lefty game.

It's where Larry Bird, uh, eggged on Kevin McHale, who set the team scoring record and Bird subsequently

broke the team scoring record.

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