They said it coming up at 720, and that includes what Jalen Brown said about whether he should be the MVP or not.

Celtics with a loss last night, and you can talk about that all day long here on Boston Sports Original,

WEEEI, an interesting ongoing debate about women in sports journalism

and whether or not Diana Rusini has, I guess, to use the term that somebody else used,

who is in that space, has set back the women who are doing that job

a hundred years or such.

So we'll keep that going.

We have some leads left, including this one from Meggo.

Mego, good morning.

Good morning.

So mine is a Celtics lead and the game was on prime last night. Jason Tatum, of course, before returning to MSG where he tore his Achilles last spring, sat down with Taylor Rooks. I don't know if you guys saw this interview. I thought it was, he didn't say anything that was exactly new, but he said it in a way that I thought was pretty compelling.

So I just want to play this one part of it because I know that Tatum has received some criticism

of people saying, I'm sick of you talking about your injury so much. I don't feel that way,

but just this little bit stuck out to me. I was I was trying to rationalize, like, why.

I always respected the game.

I didn't take any shortcuts.

I never wanted to miss a game.

I felt like that day, it was the best I felt in my career.

So, like, for that to happen, it was just like, I was, like, done with basketball.

So when he said before in his own documentary that he did, he didn't know if he was going to play basketball again.

Like I think he wasn't talking about, hey, completely physically can he come back?

I think that mentally, this was such a crushing injury to him because as he talked about there

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