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And now the low welcome to the low post podcast. We're at the quarter mark of the NBA season

and it started with all sorts of off court stuff, all of it unpleasant, all of it overshadowing

basketball. We've talked about it all. It's still relevant and yet we're not talking about it today.

The biggest story in the NBA, the biggest basketball story in the NBA and I don't think it's close

is that the Boston Celtics through 21 games are on pace to not just have the best offense in the

history of the NBA to shatter, destroy, obliterate every offensive scoring record, efficiency record

that has ever been put up, ever in the history of the sport. And yes, I know that offenses are

generally more efficient now because of the three, even by that standard. They are so far above

every other team that has ever played basketball before. It's ridiculous. They lead the league

with a 120.9 points per 100 possessions. The second place team is five points below them.

Five points is the same as the gap between that second place team. I don't even care who it is

anymore. And the 19th offense in the league. That is how dominant this symphony of cuts and screens

and off ball screens and most of all three pointers is and we got to dig into what in the hell is

happening here because in part, it's a carryover of last year, where over the last 40 games,

they had the number one offense in the league. But this is a whole different thing.

Rob Williams hasn't played yet. That's an interesting variable. There's no one I'd rather dig into

this with than Brian Scalabrini, the analyst for the Celtics broadcast, serious XM radio,

the whole thing. Scal NBA champion Brian Scalabrini, how are you? I'm doing well. Now, is that a

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