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Hey there, John Corrales here of Mass Live.com. I am their Boston Celtics beat reporter.

Thank you for joining me on a Tuesday locked on Celtics.

Sorry no Millies open, still working on resurrecting the production elements that I've lost.

That's going to take a little bit of time.

I've got to redo a couple of things now that that other laptop has died.

Oh well, so be it. Today we got a special crossover with

locked on wrappers raptors. We should do a lockdown wrappers podcast. I think that would be fun.

I would do the old school version, but

lockdown raptors is the actual crossover. I'm not editing that out. I'm leaving that

in. Vivick Jacob is one of the hosts of Lockdown Raptors and sat down for a nice long conversation about game one, what we expect for game two, and let's just dive into that.

All right, Vivick, let's just dive right into this conversation.

Obviously, game one did not go the way Raptors fans had hoped. What was the biggest issue that you saw

for the Raptors in Game 1? I think the biggest issue and it's something that has been a concern heading into this series has been the inability to get into the transition offense and create some easy buckets.

It's something the Celtics have limited in the four games

during the season.

It's something they did a great job of limiting here.

I mean, there were turnovers on the Celtics part,

but they are the number one transition defense team in the

league and it showed and I think for the Raptors it's such an important part of what they do

that are one of the best transition offenses in the league you look at the the way Siacombe and Norman Powell, the way those guys get going.

They do like to get those easy baskets and fuel their offense with their defense and so their inability to do that in this game I think is the biggest concern and the

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