99.8.5, the sports up. We are Toucher and Rich Simulcast on CSN in the Town Fair Tire Studios.

Sean Grandy is the voice, radio voice of the Boston Celtics when he's not out of town.

And that means the wall man pops in and takes care of a little something called business.

Which is going to be game three. Friday night.

Friday night, baby.

Not letting a religion stand in his way.

He's just going to do a Friday night.

But no matter what, the two of them will indeed have a gentleman who likes to reference sandwiches and other food items at any given moment sitting right next to them.

Yes, the great Cedric Maxwell.

Sean Grandy, thank you so much for joining us on the AT&T expert hotline.

Anytime, gentlemen, you know that.

That was weird.

You have to admit, I mean, the whole starting with the day before with Isaiah Thomas's sister and the funk that was over the team beforehand to just the complete and total lack of rebounding, the whole day was strange.

And is there anything that Celtics fans can hold on to to think that once that strangeness of the whole entire event with Isaiah's sister went away,

that we can possibly hope for something better,

a better version of the Boston Celtics than we saw in game one?

I think there's almost a lot of reason to hold on to hope,

because that's generally speaking.

Celtics haven't had two games like that in a row for the most part throughout the course of the year,

and they've had different games against Chicago.

I would be shocked if the selfish get out rebounded by 17 again.

It only happened five or six times the entire year.

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