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tonight's game.

What's the number one

thing you're looking for? I want to see how Philly adjusts the game won. And I'm not just talking about making shots. I'm saying that I think there were some matchup issues that Philly has in this series that I'm now interested in seeing how they handle.

And one of those is when Philly's on defense, there's no way they can put J.J. Reddick on

Jason Tatum.

Like that, that's just stupid.

That is colossally stupid.

The Celtics found those mismatches in game one.

They exploited them and they attacked them.

And so to me, like, I look at it and say, of the five Celtics starting the game,

where are you going to hide your weakest player?

I say on Marcus Smart.

Like, instinctively, I look at it that way.

So I want to see if Philly makes an adjustment there.

You know, that's a big one for me.

And then on the other end of the floor, how do they get some of those shooters open? And if they start making shots, then start to pound the ball inside with Embed, like, you know, I'm interested in this series from a matcher perspective. You've got young talent on both sides. These teams are going to play each other for years to come. How does it all work? And so I want to see how Philly adjusts. Yeah, I want to see how Jason Tatum builds off this last game where he looked like a veteran puts in 28 points. That to me is what I want to see. And I hate the fact that Jalen Brown might actually play in this game. That kills me. A hamstring issue that when he first was injured was talked about as a two-week injury. It feels like he's forcing his way back in, and both Stevens and the brass are like, hey, all right, you want to be in, we'll play a limited minutes, but I think they're pushing it because you'll need him later in this series. What do you like in this series, Murray? I've never even heard you really declare it. I said the Sixers going into it. I wishy-washy Murray always flip-plopping. I was surprised with game one. I still ultimately like the Sixers in this series, though.

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