Lucky's Pipe, Matt Ignal, Evan Valenti, and Zaire talk about the major keys heading into Game 4.

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The Celtics shocked the Cavaliers Sunday night with a Game 3 win in the Eastern Conference Finals. They may have lost starting big Amir Johnson, though, to an injury. Likewise, 2016 No. 16 overall pick Guerschon Yabusele may miss Summer League after having foot surgery recently.

In this Roundtable episode, Lucky's Pipe, Zaire, Matt Ignal, and Evan Valenti react to an incredible game 3 where the Celtics, minus IT, shocked the Cavs in thrilling fashion.

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With no Isaiah Thomas and facing a 21-point deficit, the Boston Celtics battled back to knock off Cleveland on the road in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals. The Cavaliers now lead the series 2-1.

After Friday's 44-point disaster, the Boston Celtics will look to fight and claw their way to respectability against the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 3 Sunday night.

The Celtics will be without Isaiah Thomas, who is out for the rest of the postseason with a hip injury. Marcus Smart will start in Thomas' place.

Plus, in spite of the lopsided results, Jaylen Brown continues to compete and give credence to the Celtics' selection of him third overall in the 2016 NBA draft.

Isaiah Thomas is out for the season with a re-aggravated hip injury. Isaiah came close to sitting out game 7 of the Washington series, but chose to play. His career season included a 2nd all star appearance and selection to the 2nd team All NBA.

In this Roundtable podcast, Eddie Santiago and Matt Ignal discuss the Isaiah Thomas injury, the greatness of his season, and the meaning of the rest of the Cavs series.

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In this Roundtable Podcast, Zaire, Lucky's Pipe, and Matt Ignal review Game 2 and recent news. 

The Cavaliers grabbed a 2-0 lead in the Eastern Conference Finals by dominating the Celtics on the road in Game 2. Cleveland made the entire second half irrelevant, leading 72-31 at the break.