These guys know how to connect with you about Boston sports.

Where do you think people?

I'd blank.

Go.

Felger and Maz on 985, the Sports Hub.

It is Felger and Maz here in 985 of Sports Hub and Simulcast here on NBC Sports Boston.

You're just joining us.

No Felger, no Maz today.

It's officially vacation time, everybody.

So you have me, Jim Murray, in the A-hole chair, Christian Arcand and the Maz chair,

Marshall Hook in my normal seat.

Normally, we'll go around the room here and see if anyone else has anything to add or if anything's come up before we go back to the phones. Hook, you, you got anything? No. Arcad. Have we mentioned the Terry Rozier FaceTime situation yet? Do we get to that? Or are we waiting on that? No, no, no, no. If you want to bring something up about it, I mean, I read the email from Vinny Crouch, who produces on the NBC Sports Boston side.

You know, he sent something that was, I thought, brilliant today.

Yes.

And saying that, let me pull this up here.

Oh, yeah, that was right at the beginning.

Okay.

Yeah.

So, again, Vinny Crouch emailed in and said, Newsroom discussion here at NBC Sports Boston. Let's assume the Rosier-Aange thing was legit. And for those that don't know, Rosier got Danny Ains to tip the Celtics pick on FaceTime last night. So he says, let's assume the Rosier-Age thing was legit and not a setup. Assuming this live FaceTime was happening to pick before Boston picked, Danny Aange says they're checking on the medicals minutes before making that pick.

I understand due diligence, but shouldn't all available medicals for anyone projected to be selected in the first round be known days, weeks, months ago? I have to assume the Celtics knew all possible medical issues for this guy. They weren't looking at them for the first time seconds before making the pick. Did the medicals change the day of the draft? This feels to me like your fantasy football draft where you do one last Google search to make sure the guy you're selecting isn't hurt. So the Celtics at 27 overall take is Bob Williams. Robert Williams, don't call him Bob. But it did feel like this whole thing at the last second, at least from the FaceTime video, it felt rushed, like, almost like maybe they didn't

expect Williams to drop, because most reputable mocks had him in the top 20. Maybe they were looking at him like, uh, we never worked them out, we didn't do our work on them. The hell with it, we need a big, we're going to take them. Right. And that's, I think, probably what was going on there. But can we discuss the fact that Danny Aange answered a FaceTime call

moments before making a draft pick

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