The Boston Celtics season came to an end this past Thursday night. In game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals the Celtics lost to Lebron James and defending champion Cleveland Cavaliers which sets up the Golden State Warriors vs the Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA Finals for the 3rd straight year. The Celtics were in a position that no one thought they would be the final 4 teams of the NBA. The Celtics went into the series with home court advantage meaning games 1,2,5,7 would be in Boston while games 3,4,6 would be in Cleveland. The Celtics lost Isaiah Thomas their best player and leader scorer in game 2 of the series and would go to Cleveland down 0-2 in the series which had everyone saying it would be a sweep. The rest of the Celtics team however shocked the NBA world by pulling off a major upset in game 3 to avoid that 4 game sweep by winning game 3 on the buzzard beating 3 by Avery Bradley. The Celtics however did not get much credit from the national media due to the fact that Lebron James had one of his worst playoffs games ever in that game so the media once again made it more about the Cavs and Lebron then the Celtics. The Celtics would then go on to lose game 4 as they were forced to play without Amir Johnson who sufferend an injury in game 3. Then game 5 back in Boston the Celtics would have to play for their lives without Isaiah Thomas and with a less then 100% Amir Johnson and Jaylen Brown. The Celtics would proceed to get beat on their home turf for the 3rd time resulting in their eliminationg meaning the Celtics failed to win a single game against Lebron in the postseason against Lebron and company. Now we will recap did the Celtics seem like they were lightyears behind Lebron and company?. Did the Celtics by being one of the final 4 teams and managing to win one game against Lebron do enough to say next year they can be expected to be a top team in the East. We will discuss as Chris Langseth will join us for the 2nd to last show of the season