Live from Southern California. This is the Jim Rome Show.

A quick shout out to my half-fam, Chowtown, Boston, what's up? How are we living right now? Now I know you don't

need to tell me but your Celtics are up off the mat the TD Garden Curse is lifted. We back

half-fam. We back.

Well, half we we back the curse has been lifted and before you all try to run up in here and

throw up stop signs and tell me to chill out on hyping my half-fam, I know it's only one game. I get it.

I know it's just one game.

I understand this. I remember that very important lesson

that James Harden tried to teach the Sixers after game one. Remember this? Just one game bro. One game bro, just one game.

Well he knew what he was talking about, didn't he?

One game, he was so right, one game, bro, just one game.

You know, like the Mirage of James Harden playing well in a playoff game.

Just one game, one game bro. Anything can happen in one game. I mean, he knew. Why do you think he said it?

Look at Harden himself. I get it. More importantly, he said it. Look at Hardin himself. I get it more importantly he gets it. I know one

game is not going to completely shake the pain of that

Hindenburg-like ending. Hindenburg-like ending.

To the Boston Broin season.

I know that one game did not snatch back the home court that the Celtics lost in the series.

I know that one game definitely does not guarantee that the Celtics won't have their own Hindenburg-like ending.

For the playoffs.

But the only dirigible, or Zeppelin, or Ayrship, or Blimp that went up in flames last night

was the one that the Sixers were flying on.

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