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Noah says it like they do.

What do you mean?

Well, what do you mean?

Felger and Madge.

I'm just making it up.

Totally making it up.

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I think the lead today is just the Celtics.

And I've been in this place here for a while where I think the writing is on the wall for

Brad Stevens.

And I've been saying this for a couple of months because I just think it's so clear he's lost

the team.

And usually in the NBA, when there's a team that has been lost by the coach, the coach doesn't get him back.

And it's usually the coach that ends up going, not the roster, especially when it's a young and talented roster, as this team still is.

Brown Tatum, at least.

So I've been on this for a while, but I just think yesterday's lost mass to Miami was just so striking and so glaring and just accentuates your issues so dramatically that, you know, and then there's been some subsequent reporting or opining anyway that leads me to believe that we got something big coming down the pike with this Celtics team, as it should be.

Again, Miami exposes you.

Miami on paper is not much more talented than you, if they're more talented than you at all. You got two all-stars, three, if you include Kemba formerly. The heat have two? Is that a bio? He's made all-star games, right? Yeah, I think he made it last year. Yeah. Okay. So like, but I mean, just talent for talent, they're not much better than you or I don't even know if they are. But oh, they own you. They own you. You watch the teams play. You watch Miami and Boston play. And this goes back to last year in the playoffs. They are so much more together. They play so much harder, so much more focused.

They just play together so much better.

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