Now it's time to talk. Celtics. Blocked by Jalen Brown. This is the Sports Hub Celtics show. Pass for out Horpers to the two-hand slam. With Gasper and Murray on 985, the Sports Hub. Tatum, dog by holiday across half court. Switch us to the left hand. He's going to attack the paint. Trey, it's going to fall in.

Scored in the file.

And Jason Tatum's dream of a fourth quarter continued.

And Celtic fans around the world saying, don't wake me up.

Sam, Sam, I am.

I will eat that damn him, Sam.

Granny and Max, talking about Jason Tatum, his performance last night in game six,

as the Boston Celtics forced the game seven with their win over the Milwaukee bucks in Milwaukee,

46 points leading the Celtics, 108-95 over Milwaukee last night.

Chris Gasper was in the building for that.

It is the sports of Celtics show. Jim Murray, Chris Gasper, on the road in Milwaukee and you at 617779-0-98-5.

Chris, not to sound negative, but is there, you know, look, as transcendent of a performance that was, I was hoping to see it.

We were all hoping to see that kind of performance from Jason Tatum in a game of that

magnitude.

Any chance that that can maybe come back to bite them like that, it was so ISO related. And this is what caught up to them, I thought, in game five, just that the shots weren't dropping. Last night, Tatum, red hot, the shots drop. will that late game ISO offense potentially, is that a double-edged sword there?

Do you look at that in any kind of way and say like, okay, maybe you need to have the offense flow a little bit better for game seven or should. If Tatum's that hot, the hell with it. Get the ball in his hand. I'd say the latter. If Tatum's that hot, the hell would they get the ball on his hand. But, you know, I didn't think it was the same.

I thought that they did move the ball, even when Tatum got hot.

And some of those shots were sort of towards the ball in the same. But, you know, I didn't think it was the same. I thought that they did move the ball, even when Tatum got hot.

And some of those shots were sort of towards the end of the shot clock. But they weren't like fadeaway, fallaway threes. They were fadeaway jumpers. And I thought they did do a better job of moving the ball before they hunted some of the mismatches. You know, I thought in game five, they got really like mismatch hunting happy.

And it was just like, oh, oh, I got this match. Okay, now I'm going to like back it out. I'm going to do, you know, my hot sauce and one mixed table's 35 feet from the hoop. And then try and shake this guy. And it's like, oh, wait, the shot clocks now at six. Here you take it. You know, so I thought they did a better job and they talked about that after the game. And I thought that was something that was noticeable and evident in the comments they made, which a caller brought up, that it was a lot of, you know, we have to do this. You know, Jalen Brown gave Jason Tatum as flowers, but said, you know, we win as a team, we lose as a team. There was a lot of we from Tatum. And I don't know if you saw on Instagram, but the Celtics posted that video of Tatum, sort of putting his arm around Jalen Brown at the end of the game. To me, I mean, like, that's the single, that's the picture of the season,

win or lose. And, like, again, the probably the single most important image from this season. It just seems like these two guys are in it together. And that's good for the Celtics for game seven. And that's good for the Celtics moving forward. It just seems like they have each other's back. All right. So the reason I bring that up, and again, I'm not trying to be negative.

That was awesome last night, is that I just find a little curious that, you know, Al Horford, who has that ridiculous, like, old man's school in the youth game where he goes off for 30. It was, that was awesome. Like, that was, that was, and here's the other thing, just really quick, why I was just like so upset that they blew game five.

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