Part of the interruption, but I'm Mike Wilbot. Tony, somebody smeared whipped cream on the Mona Lisa.

Tony Cornhear's a wavs. Been a long time since someone did that to me. I actually had to pay people to do that.

All right, in the interest of full disclosure, you can't smear anything on the Mona Lisa because it's behind glass.

I've stood in front of the Mona Lisa and very close in the Lou. I don't know, half dozen times in my life at least.

I'm sure you've done it at least a couple of times, right?

Yeah, yeah, I have. And what strikes everybody about it is it's so much smaller than you think it's going to be.

Very small, you're very small, you're very small, people.

Welcome to PTI, boys and girls. In today's episode, the Warriors are way to Celtics. The Lakers have a new head coach.

And we've got a game seven in the NHL tonight, but we begin today with the Boston Celtics leading wire to wire over the Miami Heat last night in game seven in Miami.

And although it got to be a one basket game at the end, Jimmy Butler missed and the Celtics won and they will play in the NBA finals against Golden State.

Wilbot, of course, you were there. What are your thoughts on how this game played out?

I got one takeaway from this game and it's not this is not like me. I mean, the Boston Celtics won a game. They're going to the finals.

Why do we play to coach to quote the great herm that was we played to win the game. Boston won the game, Tony.

And they control the game the whole way through. But my one takeaway is Jimmy Butler. Are you kidding me?

That was Jordan Esk, what he did to do it in back to back games. And Tony, when he lined up that three, and I know there's a great debate going on the day after.

Should he have tried to drive on Al Horthard, maybe even get an an one, but at least tie the game or should he have taken that three?

That three, he hit that three in that game. He hit that three in the previous game several times. That three from that spot. That's his spot.

And he took it and he lined it up with about 12 seconds left. And I swore it was going down. Swore it's going down, man. And it didn't.

But if that shot goes down, it's one of the great, great back to back performances. It is anyway in the history of the league, Tony.

It's like wilt. He didn't come out for games. He didn't come off the floor. Yet the Boston Celtics won.

There to be applauded. They got a team that it failed. It had heartbreak.

Multiple times at this level, this point, the conference finals. And they got it done. Jason Tatum and Jalen Brown and Marcus Smartin.

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