Kevin Durant heading to Beantown. Is there a chance? And should the Celtics go all out to land him?

Hey, Bill Belichick's doing some unconventional things. That's never happened before. We'll dive into his latest strange offseason activities.

And who makes an NBA list and doesn't put Michael Jordan

number one? Say it with me, Nicholas Wright. That too. We will have that adorable debate.

Coming up in just a little bit. Good Monday morning, everyone. Welcome to a very special

post-vacation edition of first things first. Belichick doesn't need coordinators. Nick doesn't need Jordan at the top? Feels like a Monday, doesn't it, guys? Good to see you again. You're looking nice and tan. Oh, great to see you. Listen, Brew looks tan. Wilde looks shockingly not as tan. I don't know. Is the handsome men club

have a rule against that? I'm a little surprised. Oh, no, I'm very tin. We got to fix

wild. We got a lot to do today. Let's get right to it.

Let's get right to it. We only got two hours. We better. We got to start this morning

with a report from Shams just 10 minutes ago.

The Boston Celtics, get this, have offered Jalen Brown, Derek White, and a draft pick to the Brooklyn Nets for one Kevin Durant.

Brooklyn said nope and is asking that any proposal include both Jalen Brown and Marcus Smart,

picks, and perhaps another rotational player. Woo! Great way to start this show. Boussard, I'll ask you,

should the Boston Celtics go all in for Kevin Durant?

Absolutely, Jenna.

Without question.

Now, that's assuming all in means anyone's available except for Jason Tatum.

And I'm not saying Tatum is better than Durant, even though he outplayed him in the playoffs.

But he is 24 years old.

24.

He's been the three Eastern Conference finals.

And Kevin Durant with his injuries over the last few years, I wouldn't give up Tatum for him.

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