All right, we have much to discuss here, Mr. Larou, and I think the way I want to do it, is to go in chronological order,

because as we're going to start to see here now, and this will be even more of case likely on Tuesday that going last in theory

should provide you with an advantage if you know the point differential amount that

you need to hit and so if we start particularly considering that Boston

Orlando started at 1130 Pacific today I guess everyone had the day off so no

reason not to I was just surprised to wake up this morning and be like, oh,

like, basketball's on in like three hours.

So let's start there with Boston, Orlando,

and we can kind of go through

on how things evolved throughout the day

standings wise.

What took place in that game?

Before we get all the way into the game by game stuff,

I want to like set up one big thread that I'm going through the games which is for I'm not taking anything away from the teams that kind of led some of these surprises but there were a lot of circumstances where a franchise was in

position to kind of solidify their place and it didn't happen for whatever reason whether it was great

play by a plucky team or it was just like not

quite getting the margin or something else and I think that really does start

with Boston Orlando and there are a lot of different kind of threads from this game and other ones and surely

Boston falling to the magic 11396, you know, like that number is going to be jarring to people and there is the additional context that not only did Drew holiday missed the game entirely

But Christops were seeing us only played 22 minutes. He came out part way through the third quarter with a calf issue which I believe he's going to get a MRI on.

But that you know the game was tied when Porsingus left. It's not like it was Celtics were up by 20 and then they lost by one or something like that.

They were up 12 actually. Yeah and they were up 12 earlier in the game but when

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