Many feel the All-Star break is the official halfway point of the NBA Season others feel its when you have played half of the 82 game schedule that you are at the halfway point. Well if you are someone who feels that the halfway point of the NBA season is when your team has played half of its game then the Boston Celtics are now more then halfway done with the 2016/2017 Regular Season. Having now played 42 out of their 82 games and right in the thick of things in the Eastern Conference playoff race and more importantly for home court advantage in atleast 1 playoff matchup. Since our last show the Celtics played 3 games playing first in Atlanta against the Hawks in a game which they won 103-101. Then 3 nights later the Celtics were back in Boston in a game that saw the return of Avery Bradley who had missed the Celtics previous 4 games. The Celtics with Avery Bradley back on the court took on and defeated the Charlotte Hornets 108-98. 48 hours later however the Celtics would lose to Carmelo Anthony and the New York Knicks in a game that saw them have to play without Avery Bradley for the 5th time in 6 games. The Celtics lost 117-106 in a game that also saw Al Horford have a terrible night shooting wise and the Knicks snapped the Celtics home winning streak. So since the last show the Celtics went 2-1 and now sit at 26-16 on the season after 42 games. The Celtics are 4 wins better this season then what they were at this exact same point last season and thats with all the injuries they have had to endure. The Celtics sit in the 3rd seed in the Eastern Conference just a few games behind the Raptors for the 2nd seed. So whats the outlook for the team and what changes do we feel need to be made with the Trade Deadline just about a month away. Also Isaiah Thomas was fighting for the right to start the all-star game did he make it? We will discuss those issues with our special guest Adam Lowenstein