The Boston Celtics can't dribble her past, so naturally the Warriors NBA champions will

discuss where Golden State ranks among the all-time dynasties and NBA star Jonathan Isaac

joins to help us break down the whole series.

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Now they say that big-time players make big-time plays and big-time situations.

Well, if that's the case, then we may have to start to consider Jason Tatum to be fake news.

Now that isn't to say he doesn't ball out sometimes and he does have great ability,

but superstars don't disappear faster than Harry Potter with an invisibility cloak when it matters

most. Tatum pulled a carman San Diego last night because nobody in the world knew where this guy was.

It's become pretty evident that Tatum isn't the alpha on his own team.

It's Jalen Brown, where Tatum looked nervous, brown looked hungry.

When Tatum turned it down, Brown turned it up.

And maybe we should start holding Jalen Brown in high-risk steam than we do Jason Tatum.

Now some people have made the excuse that Tatum was exhausted.

You can miss me with that because all those guys were tired and you find out who really has

that dog in them when they're tired because fatigue can make cowards out of all of us.

Now, excelling when you're tired should be the difference, not the excuse.

We judge our superstars based on what they do when the moment is the biggest and the lights

are the brightest and Tatum shied away instead of shining. The Celtics will be back with this

core, but they have to take care of the ball and you really need to start running the offense

through Jalen Brown in the clutch moments. But congrats to the warriors. They deserve it to

staff and all the boys. But as far as Tatum goes, the jury's still out on this guy.

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