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On this episode of the ECHEC, we have a special episode helping you to prepare for the NBA finals for game three.

We go to Justin Turpin.

He covers the Celtics for W.E.I.

He's going to break down the latest from Beantown.

And then we have Trevor Lane, host of Laker Nation.

He is here to help us understand what's happening with the LA coaching search, whatever that fucking thing is.

All right, Anthony, no time to wait, sir.

Let's jump right into it.

Drop that motherfucking beat that should be Rihanna.

So game three is tonight.

And to help you prepare, we've got Justin Turpin of WEEI, Boston, and onus station.

Justin, like our other guest, Trevor Lane, is joined by my other, in my other show,

but I'm Jim tonight, which air 7 to 11 Eastern on the radio and most major markets and live video on Twitch and YouTube. I am joined by my co-host Nick Aschew and Ryan Horvott. Fun-ass interview. Let's get right into it. All right. Justin Turpin covers the Celtics for W.EEI. He jumps on with us now, and I think you probably know the direction. I'm going to go with this right off the bat. Chris Stap's Borsingus injury, it's rare. Not a lot of people know much about it. It's hard enough to pronounce. What do you know and what do you think about his status, bare minimum, tomorrow night? Yeah, like you said, it's rare. I saw the study that since 2006, there's only been like 32 cases documented of this. So there's probably been more, just not documented, but like you said, it's rare, and it's something that seemingly can only happen to Christoph's sports, because during the NBA finals. So it's just a fitting thing for Christopps. But yeah, like you said, there's really just

not a whole lot known about it. There's really, it was kind of came as a surprise. It was right

before the Celtics were set to meet with the media that they sent out an email alert that just

kind of gave the breakdown on it. But from what I gather today, Christop's seems really

optimistic. He wants to give it a go. He said after game two that he was willing to die out there, and I think he's willing to put his money where his mouth is, and he wants to get out there. He wants to try to play, but we'll see, because it doesn't sound like something that's just pain tolerance, if that makes sense. This sounds like something that could lead to something more.

So they're definitely going to be air on the side of caution,

but it sounds like he wants to get out there.

He seems optimistic.

Justin, did you see that Luca Donchich said he doesn't think that the Dallas defense has been that bad, that they actually just can't score?

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