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So in other words, they eliminate Kyrie Irving the problem, and at the end of the day, make no progress.

It's the same problem.

It's Kendra Perkins last night on the NBC Sports Boston postgame show reacting to the implosion by the Celtics last night during the game and then in the locker room. And that's where we will begin on an agenda free Friday. Gender free Fridays are driven by the Bernardi Auto Group. We'll give you more information on that in a second. But what's your lead off thought, maas? Who do they blame now?

Who do you blame now? Who are you going to blame? Al Horford left, right? He chose to leave, so did Karee. But Horford also walked out the door and chose Philly over Boston. You made this point at the time. And think of that. Think of the dumpster fire that Philly is.

And Al Horford said, I'll choose that.

I'll of that. Think of the dumpster fire that Philly is. And Al Horford said, I'll choose that. I'll choose that. So who do you blame now? Who do you? I mean, I go to the core guys. I go to Tatum, Smart, and Brown. To me, that's where I start. I believe that basketball teams are built around their best players. That's what I believe.

Not the best coaches. Football is different. But in the NBA, it's about the players. It's a players league. So to me, that's where you start. Who are you going to blame now? You guys want to,

you know, you're all the man coming out, coming up, you're all the guy.

Everybody's the guy. So who are you going to blame now? If you can't figure it out, you can't share the ball, you can't figure out the end of the game, who are you going to blame? Are you going to blame the coach? You're going to blame someone else? Or do those three guys have to look in the mirror? And I start there. It probably goes beyond that. I mean, it's hard to exclude Kemba, but he's a newcomer.

The other three are the common denominator. The other three were here. Hayward was too, but he's not playing right now. So I start there. I start with those three guys. What do you think, Murray? They're front-running frauds. And I kind of can't believe it because in the blink of an eye, I went from being so all in on this team.

I said they were going to win the whole damn thing heading into the Toronto series.

I've enjoyed watching them.

I've liked them.

I've liked watching the young kids grow in Brown and Tatum.

And I've gone from being all in on this Boston Celtics core in this team to now wanting them to get the hell out of my face. The rest of this series is a formality. It's over. Mathematically, I know, no, I know they could come back. It's over. It's over. Miami's too tough. And as a sports fan, like you can lose. Like, it happens. Sometimes things are beyond your control sometimes it's just

not your day it's not your series someone's just a little bit better than you just don't ever quit

that's i think that can we agree like a sports fan you just don't want to see your team or who you

rooted for just don't right don't quit don't be a bunch of bitches and emotional mental

toughness,

this team has none.

Children.

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