Wednesday night edition of the Dunktown basketball podcast, we thought that this Cavalier Celtic

game was going to be awesome that it would determine who the number one scene in the east would be.

The latter of those things appeared to be true, not so much the former as it was a ridiculous

cast plot, so we'll get into the nitty gritty on that. Also got some news to catch up to, talk playoff

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rebate off of your first Seaky purchase. So we'll get into the nitty gritty of this game itself

and a little bit Danny, but what were the playoff implications of this comfortable Cleveland win

on the road in Boston without Tristan Tufts? So it did a couple of different things. One,

it put the Cavs one game ahead just in terms of wins and losses above the Celtics and that matter

is even more because it also gave Cleveland the tiebreaker because I think it gave him a three

one win series win this year. That's right. Yeah. So that means that basically even if it's tie,

they win. So that one game really looks like too. Yeah, although the Cavaliers would have had the

tiebreaker anyway due to a secure your conference record. So that was priced in the Cavaliers,

I believe, play Atlanta twice more still so that they can have a big say in what happens with the

the Atlanta Hawks as well. But the Cavaliers now projected for a 54 and 28 record a game ahead

of the Celtics at 53 and 29. But as you mentioned, the tiebreaker in favor of the Cavaliers and now

538 giving the Cavaliers an 88% chance at taking home that first seed. But it will be interesting,

especially be given the fact that they play some other teams that are in the race. It'll not be

like in past years where they were sitting guys and actually the Celtics benefited from the Cavs

resting players two years ago to actually make it into the playoffs to begin with.

May not be the case now because the Cavaliers will have to win still to keep ahead of the Celtics,

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