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All right, welcome to Hoops tonight here at DeVal.

Happy Friday, everybody.

Hope all you guys are having a great end to your week.

Today is Mailbag Day.

We will occasionally have mailbags throughout the playoffs as we find time, but we do shift

very heavily towards game reaction because we just have games every single night, and those

games are so important and so interesting. So we'll see. I'm going to try to fit in a mailbag here. There will probably do them during the morning sometimes. But this could be our last mailbag for a little while. So I'm really excited. You guys did a great job dropping questions in. We got about 12 questions to get to today that bounce all around the league. You guys know the Joe before we started. Subscribe to the Hoopsin'out YouTube channel so you don't miss any more of our videos. Make sure you like this video and then sign up for post notifications. And the last but at least, if you want to get mailbag questions into our mailbags moving forward, drop them into our full episodes on YouTube and we'll get to them throughout the rest of the season. All right, let's talk some basketball. First question. My question is about Tatum and Brown as a duo. Obviously, I think we can all agree that they're the best current duo, but where do you see them as an all-time duo going forward? We're looking at two of the best two-way players in the entire league on the same roster. With Brown's growth, they now have two players that went healthy

that are both looking like top 10 players in the league, and they still have long futures with

each other. Where do you think these two could make it in terms of a duo all time? Great question.

Jackson and I were actually talking during the win against the Hornets the other night about

how Jalen Brown's improvement

has just been super fun to watch. And specifically, like, what those two kind of give you as a

floor refer a basketball team. And to put it very simply, like, I don't care what else is around

them. As long as Jason Tatum and Jalen Brown are playing together,

the Celtics are always going to have a shot to win the title.

It's a combination.

When you talk about duos,

you're looking for two specific kind of like dynamics

in order to drive a kind of like a greater than the sum of your parts versus a greater than the sum of your parts

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