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I can't disagree with that.

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Felger and Mazz on 985, the Sports Hub.

302 in the afternoon here, Felger and Mazz from our Town Fair Tire Studios.

It's a reentry Monday, but we're picking at the carcass of that Celtics defeat last night.

So are we just on track for a home series? Just one of these standard seven game home team win NBA series? Are you worried? Is there something more than that? What do you think is at play? So that's pretty much the key question there. 61777-90985. We'll start to mixing some other stuff later on this hour as well, but let's continue to pick through this. John and East Bridgewater. Go ahead, John. Jimmy, is he up? It's a great series. I mean, obviously they got blown out. They're playing horrible because those turnovers. They've got to stop with the turnovers. And, you know, IT's, he's got to stop driving on the double team and dish out because that's what they're doing.

They're standing there ground. And yes, the crowd does play in a factor of home field because the Celtics felt it mentally got in their heads. They have 26-0 run. The crowd was out of control. Feltz just couldn't get out of it. I mean, they pulled a great game in the first half, but then all of a sudden they just took over the third quarter fourth. So, I mean, the Celtics just got to, you know, pass the ball off, stop going to double teams, and just play like they've been playing. I mean, they can win away. They proved them in Chicago coming back. Okay, John, thanks for the call. We appreciate it. Jimmy, you can drop them. To me, that 26-0 runs preventable. It's not, you know, I'm not saying, No, you might give up a 10 zip or a 14-2 or whatever.

Those happen.

Those are standard. But 26-0 can't happen. And it's preventable. It's preventable from a coaching standpoint. It's preventable from a playing standpoint. It's preventable. Two games in a row. You really, there's really no excuse for that. No, that's collapsing. That's collapsing on every level. Again, 22 Zip in game three, 26 Zip in game four. So what happens the next time you get on there? You're going to try to get to 30? Is that the deal? I mean, that, that's just, that's lame on every level and the coach is part of it. How do you not try to stop that thing?

Scream at you guys, let's get to slow down. How about somebody go to the hoop and we get some free throws? He could also call timeouts. I mean, again, treat that like you would treat a game against the Golden State Warriors where you see Steph Curry or Clay Thompson get just a little bit warm. You call a timeout because you don't want them to get hot. Treat it the same way. what do you have to lose?

Like these coaches,

the NBA gives you

14,000 timeouts. And they all want to hoard them to the end of the game? Would you stop with that? You know, you're not going to get to the end of the game. If you give up a 26-0-0 run. Joe and Weymouth is up next with Felger and Maz. Jimmy, you're going to have to do it again from that end.

Joe and Weymouth on line 3.

Go ahead, please.

Yo, am I on?

Yes, you're on.

Okay, long time. Joe and Weymouth is up next with Felger and Maz. Jimmy, you're going to have to do it again from that end. Joan Weymouth on line three.

Go ahead, please.

Yo, am I on?

Yes, you're on.

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