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And now the Loose Hosts. Welcome to the Loose Podcast Live from an undisclosed location in Boston,

Massachusetts where the NBA finals were resumed in about, I don't know, 54 hours or something like that.

After the Golden State Warriors behind some adjustments, the one that got the most high profile

praise was Drey Montgomery shifting on to jail and brown and then a heap of Celtics turnovers which

I think a lot of us anticipated would be the bell weather of this series given what the warriors

do to you and the pain they inflict when you begin throwing the ball around the gym. It is one

one. I don't even know what the final score of the game was because Eme Odoca took out his

starters with like 11 minutes to go. We are in for a potentially long, hopefully competitive series

and it feels every series reaches a point where the teams have kind of, it feels like everyone

has arrived at the optimal strategy, the optimal lineups, the optimal means of attack and at that

point it's just who executes better, who makes more shots, who's sort of sharper with the ball

and all of that. Part of the reason this series is fun is it feels already like we are miles

from that point. Like both teams are still experimenting with lineups, with play calls,

with sets, very basic stuff trying to figure out what works and that's what's going to make

these next two games in Boston. So interesting and there is no one I like talking hoops with

better than a guy who makes us all smarter every time he opens his mouth except when he talks about

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