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Welcome to the Low Post podcast minutes after a truly shocking Miami heat blow out,

blow out road victory of the Boston Celtics to end an epic seven game series full of 2004 Red Sox nostalgia.

The column's already written about whether this is the greatest comeback in the history of NBA playoff basketball that now go into the dustbin of history.

And this really makes the score to one in the latest playoff trilogy between these two great franchises.

2020 in the bubble, the heat one and six in the conference finals, a series that left Boston feeling like they had really missed an opportunity.

2021, the next year they both get smacked rather poetically again there together.

Smacked in the first round by Milwaukee and Brooklyn respectively.

2022 last season, a near incredible historic epic unforgettable collapse by the Celtics,

staved off by Jimmy Butler's three falling short at the end of game seven.

And now here a three oh lead a three three come back and then an infatic game seven win for the heat.

Um, that ends the series ends the trilogy sends the eighth seeded heat to the NBA finals gives Denver home court advantage at the very last second.

They can cancel their flights out of Denver's airport, which is in the middle of nowhere.

I'll see you there in a couple of days.

Denver and this obviously will raise some very uncomfortable questions for the Celtics, particularly the future of Jalen Brown,

who ends the season with an eight of 23 stinker eight turnovers to five assists, a chronic problem for him.

And I suspect the lead story and again, KP where recording this, we don't even know who the winner of the Larry Bertrofi is right now between Jimmy Butler and Caleb Martin.

The lead story is obviously going to be Jason Tatum turning his ankle.

26 seconds into the game.

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