This, have you seen his Instagram?

They need this Felger and Mass.

They don't use Kronka, no. On 985. Yeah, not really. The Sports Hub. 1.4 to go. Full marks here for the Utah Jazz. This is a tough situation for them schedule-wise. Ball inbounded. Terry Rozier chucks it away, and our business here is concluded. Kyrie gets in foul trouble early and the Jazz just tear apart the Celtics in both games

on the offensive end of the floor and the Celtics, their worst loss of the year and they sweep

Austin for the first time in 12 years.

Final score, Utah 98, Austin 86.

Hour two of a reentry Monday here on Felger Maz on 985, the sports

up, and Big Jim Murray and Tony Mazz feel like you were offended by that lost Saturday

night by the Celtics.

Yes, absolutely.

Again, because I felt like it undercut what they did on Friday.

Like, you can't go out and play the way they did on Friday and get up for a big game. And then just erase it with the way you played on Saturday. I mean, you can. You can do whatever you want. But to me, that's what it does is that takes away all of the good feeling and momentum. And, you know, the idea that Friday night, I don't know about you,

I felt like that they had turned a corner a little.

That's what I felt like.

Kyrie Irving was, I mean, he willed them to that win. Gordon Hayward was awesome late in the fourth and in the overtime, and that game started to get away from the third. And the way that they played, I was like, okay, just like I called it a must win, but Look, one out of 82 was a must win, no, but I think it was a must win in terms of how we felt about the team, how I think they were feeling about themselves, and they needed a confidence builder against the best team in the East. And that was a great win for them and to go out and play the way that they did on Saturday night. Oh, they gave it right back. I mean, that's your classic one step forward, two steps back.

That's exactly what that was, right back where they started.

In fact, that's your classic one step forward, two steps back. That's

exactly what that was, right back where they started. In fact, they're probably a little worse.

Stevens is more pissed at him than ever, and I don't blame him. Like, I just look at it and say,

you've got to be kidding. They go out and they score 86 points. They go five of 33 from three

point distance. And honestly, it's worse than that because Kyrie was one of two. So you take him out of it and the rest of him are four for 31 from distance. They don't go into the paint. Jalen Brown takes, what was it, eight shots, seven three-pointers or seven and six. He doesn't go to the basket at all. Jason Tatum still loafing around on defense. Al

Horford getting heli-ooped on. How many times down the floor? The fourth quarter was three in the first four minutes. Three straight and then Brad pulled four of the five starters. They had eight dunks in the game. Utah did eight. I went back and counted them. Eight. Eight dunks. Now look, I don't know what the typical game has, but not that many.

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