The San Antonio Spurs are going to the NBA finals.

What does that tell us about the Boston Celtics?

Hey, welcome back to the Lockdown Celtics podcast.

I am John Corrales.

Today we're talking about the Boston Celtics kind of in contrast to the Western

Conference Finals, not just the San Antonio Spurs, but the Oklahoma City Thunder.

I think there are a lot of things in the Western Conference Finals, especially,

that show us where the Celtics are,

where they need to be. So we're going to talk about that in today's show. We're going to be talking

about it with our guy, Tom Westerholm, everybody. What up? Tom. That was a heck of a game seven.

That was a lot of fun. i was on a i was on a date

night with the wife and uh missed the very beginning of the game and she's like i'm checking

the phone she's like let's just go find a place to go you know uh so we ended up at a, at a bar. And I'm like leaning. I was basically like in the drink well. Yeah. The bar like leaning in going like, oh my God, sitting there the whole time. Oh my God. What a shot. Oh my God. What a play. That was an enjoyable game. So kudos to them. That was a hell of a series.

I think we're going to see that series over and over and over again many times in the next 10 years.

Yeah, it sure feels like it. It was really nice to have, you know, every year we get a couple of games where everybody goes you know to their

social media outlet of choice afterward to be like oh man sign me up for seven of those and it's

it never happens or the series ends up going five or something you know like yeah it was really

nice to have one where every every single

person was like man sign me up for seven of thunder spurs and then we got it and and and it was bookended

by probably the greatest game of the season I think I think game one was had to have been

as good as it gets.

And then game seven almost lived up to it.

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