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We are a toucher and Rich.

That was a Marilyn Monroe-esque.

Happy birthday.

Late at the feet of Mike Gorman, the voice of the Celtics on NBC Sports, Boston.

And he celebrated his birthday last Friday, and I was the only one on the show that actually reached out to him.

You know, it's always great is telling someone you did something and bragging about it. I did it, right, Mike? You did. And I appreciated that. That was very nice. When I told you on the air, did I not? Did you? Yes. Oh, okay. Yeah, but that doesn't mean as much, doesn't Mike. It's not that same personal touches. No, I guess it's done. No, I guess it's done. His defensive is... I did the rap this time of Tommy wants to sing on the air now.

All of a sudden, much, does it, Mike? It's not that same personal touches. No, I guess it's not.

So, thank you. His defensive is... He did the rap. The summer, Tommy, wants to sing on the air now. All of a sudden, he's willing to sing or anything. It's a sultry voice. Yeah. Has he got a little carried away with the birthday. We kind of referenced that too many times during the broadcast, I thought. Now, you had a very rare no-show the other day.

Was that because you partied a little too hard for your birthday?

No, I wasn't partying too hard. We had, my wife had made this arrangement to celebrate the birthday with a lot of people coming. In fact, we had a friend, we said an invitation to a friend of mine from Australia, and he showed up.

So people were coming from quite a distance, so he didn't seem right for me to not be around for the actual party.

So Comcast was nice enough to, NBC Sports Boston, excuse me.

How could you make that?

It was nice enough to give me the day off.

Yeah, well, listen, that's the same guy who's making the movie and

you know if when your your venture into film stardom is i mean you got to be there for the meetings

that's right that's right i pay attention just like i text yeah no we uh we talked about that actually

that may happen that may really happen so look for mike gorman in a theater uh near you. He can look quickly, but yes. Please, if he's a good friend, he'll put you in for at least an hour. So what the hell happened the other night? I mean, that Detroit team just looked awesome. I mean, Drummond can't be stopped, and it seems that every time he comes to the TD Garden, he sets some sort of weird rebounding record. I mean, Al Horford, it's the first game this season. I've just seen Al Horford get abused. What went wrong, and how do you stop that? I don't think you do. I think Drummond has changed the landscape literally in the Eastern Conference with his ability to hit free throws.

I mean, he always was a special talent, but you couldn't have him on the floor at the end of games because even with his 70% shooting this year, he still got the worst percentage in NBA history.

He's the worst free throw shooter ever, basically.

So the fact that you couldn't have him on the court when games counted because people would follow him,

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