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We have a show to do today.

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All right, Felger Man, it's 5 o'clock hour here from Hurricanes.

I would say final hour, but we'll give you a bonus 30 minutes tonight.

Felger Man is taking you to 630 and the Dunkin' Donuts pregame with the aforementioned Bob Beers and Judge Surratt. So we'll continue with your Bruins thoughts. Our lead story we led today with Celtics, both the Chris Tapsworth-Ziggis injury, how they're playing. A lot of people think they're not playing very well, kind of down on their performance last night. And the Tatum at a bio dust up at the end of the game and what it represents,

mostly what it represents for Tatum and sort of his non-confrontational nature. And can he win a

championship carrying himself like that or do we need more edge? Do you need more edge out of Jason Tatum?

That's sort of our lead story.

And breaking at this hour, the injury status of Chris Daps Porzengis. If you're watching on the simulcast, Murray just read it for the radio audience. Why don't you do it again, Jimmy, so the TV people can catch up? So again, Celtic Center, Chris Dasporzingus, has a right S right salius strain, so he will miss game five against Miami tomorrow night.

Now, what I find interesting about this is the Celtics didn't reveal the level of the severity of it.

So if you read a little bit quickly about the salius, which is this muscle that goes back, you know.

Can I tell you who has a salius strain?

Janus?

Yonis. Janus.

All right. So same kind of thing. So it was originally called a salaeus strain. It's been sort of massaged into a calf strain. But it's specifically the salias. Go ahead. Yeah. So attaches to the Achilles tendon toward it at the bottom. So there's the concern, obviously. but I find it kind of interesting that, all right, you hear that he has this, what's the great of it?

Because if you look at this and just Google Salaeus and Salaeus injury and strains, grade one, okay, maybe he misses game five. And you can get into the minutia of grade one. Grade two, okay, might be a little bit longer. Is he dealing with grade three, severe pain, inability to do physical activity, swelling, significant bruising discoloration?

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