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Felger

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In Mass.

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Felger and Mass.

I hate that.

985, the Sports Hub. Hi, everybody, welcome to the program, Felgram Maserati, on a massive reentry Monday. This is it ever. Right? So we've got four or five days to unpack. And there's a lot to, it's not just football. It's not just football. I want to get to the Celtics from the weekend. And when I say weekend, I mean dialing it back to last Wednesday. The last time we were together. We got the Bruins over that time.

We got the Celtics over that time. We got the Patriots in the NFL from yesterday. If you ask me, you ask me what's the lead story in Boston sports right now? I think it's the Celtics. I think it's the Celtics. So we're going to do the opening segment here. We're going to give you a Bruins take, a Celtics, take a Patriots take,

and then you can call us to do the opening segment here. We're going to give you a Bruins take, a Celtics, take a Patriots take, and then you can call someone whatever the hell you want at 617-779-0-985. The Celtics, to me, maize, and where they're at? And now beyond just a slow start, to me, that's the lead story in Boston sports. This was supposed to be a championship contender. This was supposed to be the beginning of a new era, a new run. Oh, my God, the pub that this team got in the off season. They played tonight in New Orleans. They could be under 500, a quarter of the way through the season tonight in New Orleans. I don't know if they're favored or what. The last time I looked, they were off the board. But they're in New Orleans with the way they're playing an eminently loseable game. And if that's the case, they're then 10 and 11. I'm unbelievable, isn't it? Unbelievable. What has happened with the Celtics and how they've started to me is the lead story in Boston Sports. So I'll tell you what, after the Dallas game, because again, you know, we all know the pattern here.

They lose to the Knicks at home. Then they beat Atlanta, which is, you know, like wiping your feet on a rug for crying out loud. It's just a complete doormat. And then they go out and they lose to Dallas. And after the Dallas game, I said to myself, you know what? I'm ready to give up on them. I'm like, I'm close. I'm close. If you gave me a good nudge, and by that, I mean, the continued losing for another, I don't know, week two, whatever it is, like I'm ready to give up. I don't like them. Yeah, that's how I feel. Like after Saturday, because how much can you really take out of that win over Atlanta? Maz's right on that three-win team. I mean, that place is like an outpost for guys you didn't even know we're still in the league like Jeremy Lynn and Vince Carter. So fine. Maybe they can build off that. But again, they can't. And after that game on Saturday, I'm like, no, I think I hate this team. In terms of personality and lack of effort, I think I hate this team.

I mean, I am.

I'm close.

I'm close to giving up on them.

I get so frustrated watching them play.

And I watch the second half of the Dallas game in particular.

I get so frustrated with their Mattador defense guys blowing by him,

J.J. Barreya, of all people, lighten him up. I'm getting, I'm getting so tired of it that I want

someone to yell at that team. Well, I mean, you say you're about to give up on him. You're not the only

one. Gary Washburn, again, who I really value when the Celtics are struggling.

He's not afraid. Gary Washburn and the Boston Globe wrote, I think it was today or whenever

this was, last 24 hours. The season is now about 25% over and average is what the Celtics are.

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