Boston Celtics out of their comfort zone, why it's bad now and good later.

Plus is Anthony Simons changing the conversation about his status on the Celtics.

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Later on, we'll talk about Anthony Simons, who may be changing the conversation about Anthony Simons.

We'll get into some of Derek White's changing role.

And we'll start with the Celtics being out of their comfort zone and why that may ultimately lead to some positive results, even though it's not getting the most consistent results.

Now, and joining me is Tom Westlehome. Thank you. Thank you. I'm good. I'm outside

outside my comfort zone. Nah, I don't know. It's fair. You know, whatever. I'm in my house. I'm doing the

pot. I'm pretty comfortable. But let's, uh, it is as comfort zone as it gets.

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Podcasting from the comfort of your own home.

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