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Hi everybody, it is time for instant reaction as the Celtics keep the series alive.

Jason Tatum has a huge second half finished with 34, 116, 99 Boston wins.

So the Miami story has been a great story.

It's a story of Jimmy Butler of Eric Spolstrom's coaching.

And it's a story of effort and toughness and undrafted players playing for a contract.

It's inspiring, it's fun.

But they're not a good enough team in terms of talent to lack intensity and take the night off on the defensive end and win.

They're not the Denver Nuggets. The Denver Nuggets can take a half off and win.

That's the reality. We don't have a lot of great teams in the NBA.

Right, dynasties, we get about one a decade.

And then it's good teams that stay healthy, have a good coach, you know, lakers in the bubble.

It all kind of hits.

So Miami's not a team that can play half-ass defense and they weren't great tonight and win a basketball game.

They are winning this game on coaching, Butler, and effort.

And a great example tonight, the Celtics had eight block shots.

That's effort. They shot like 50%. They got more open looks.

They had 30% fewer turnovers. Why? They played cleaner and then Tatum had a great second half.

So Miami, listen, it's really, really hard. That's why I think Denver is more talented than people are giving him credit for over the lakers.

Because it is hard to sweep a team like in the lakers have some talent in Boston's got talent.

But the difference is Denver swept the lakers because in the end they have significantly more talent than the lakers.

Their four best players are all in their prime.

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