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This son of dad and Rick Lennediputon.

Tudger and Rich?

As we are settling now on the Celtics finally actually having their first practice yesterday and figuring things out.

There was Media Day on Monday and John and I went down there.

And one of the people who were looking forward to speaking with the most was a guy who kind of made a name for himself,

not only for his play during the playoffs, because he did have one or two excellent games,

but also because of some of the

ways that he described his teammates when he went up going through a list and naming them after

Marvel stars and talking about the many ways in which he gamed or at least invited some of the

members of his team to game with him. That, of course, is Grant Williams. And we got a chance to speak to him first at Bedia Day. But it's Toucher and Rich, and we are here with the gentleman that I haven't wanted to talk to for a while. Just voted to the top 100 players in the NBA? That's an honor. It's thankful. But now it's about keeping it up because once you get ranked, you can easily be unranked. So that's true. Moving forward. Well, I will say that as much as I love talking basketball with members of the Celtics, there's something I want to talk about more with you. And that is your love of something that I've heard you profess for a while. Oh, we've got a Caton board. Are we playing right now? You want to play some guitar? I have no idea how to play, so you're going to have to teach us.

What is... while. Oh, we got a Catan board. Are we playing right now? You want to play some Caton?

Absolutely.

I have no idea how to play, so you're going to have to teach you. No, take advantage you at every tray pop. Okay. I'll definitely teach you. Okay, all right, all right. We're already getting nerdy. Too early in the thing. So, Grant, what is this thing right here? It's the, what is it called?

Some people call it Catan.

I call it Catan.

It's a board game that it called? Some people call it Catan.

I call it Katan. It's a board game that we played all the time in college that we used to play pregame. Because I always say it got my mental ready and I took the nerves away from the game. But it's something that I love playing because you can play with four people, three people even, and there's expansion packs

when you play with five, six, like you can keep going up.

Okay.

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