It is 940 on Wednesday as I am recording this about two minutes.

My wife just got up and came in to check on me because I guess I shouted something

after the end of this Buck Celtics game.

Yeah, two minutes after that game ended, two minutes after

Drew Holiday stole the ball from Marcus Smart to ice. What was just, let me start here.

As some of you know, it was my birthday on Tuesday, 39 years old, which means A, I'm freaking old. And B, I've been

watching, I can now say with a straight face that I've been watching NBA basketball for

solid three decades. I came in during the 92, 93 season. So this is, this is my 30th year,

really being a fan of the sport. And, well, I don't remember every one of the post seasons that I've,

that I've been a fan for as well as I'd like to. I remember enough to know that every playoffs, there's usually a game where you watch it and as you're watching it, not even after it's over.

As you're watching it, you know, usually know, sometimes you know really, but you definitely

know by like the beginning of the fourth quarter, oh, I'm watching the game of the playoffs.

I'm watching the game that will come to probably define these NBA playoffs.

I'm watching the game that, you know, you asked me about 10 or 20 years from now.

I'm going to, I'll be able to tell you where I was.

I'll be able to tell you, oh, yeah, I remember that shot.

I remember how it ended.

I remember the feeling at this point and that point.

And that was this game.

And so full disclosure, I did not even watch the first half of this game.

I was recording a podcast with Tom Piccolo.

Shout out to Tom for the regular podcast feed.

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