It was an unbelievable series. The Celtics closing out the series after that game 5 collapse was a huge accomplishment that shouldn’t go overlooked. Chuddy reflects on the Bucks series then moves on to the next challenge, the Miami Heat in the ECF.

The Celtics opened the door for the Bucks to come back, and the Bucks showed us all what they learned from their title run. It was a gross turn of events in the last 6 minutes of the game, the Celtics appeared to revert back to their 2021 ways. They coughed up the game, but did they also cough up the series?

The Celtics didn’t look like they were ready for the physical defense of the Bucks. We looked overmatched for the first time in months. It’s only one game though. Let’s see what kind of adjustments Ime has in store and ask Chuddy for his thoughts in the meantime.

Brooklyn is officially in the rearview. It was about as fun and competitive as 4 game sweeps get. Let's take a few minutes to reflect then move on to the next opponent. The Milwaukee Bucks come to town Sunday to kick of round 2 for the Celtics. This will be a very different challenge for the C's and should be a chess match between two good coaches. How does Chuddy see this one playing out?

No adjustments needed for the Celtics, no adjustments made by the Nets, the same outcome… It’s getting a bit repetitive, but there really isn’t much more to say about the Celtics suffocating defense and the confidence this team is playing with. Will the brooms come out on Monday?

Another incredible game with the same result... a gutsy, resilient win for the Celtics. There wasn't a buzzer beater this time, but just as much drama and a wide range of emotions. What went right, what went wrong, and what's in store for Game 3? Let's ask Chuddy.

Wow. And that was just Game 1... What way to start the series! It was a roller coast of emotions as you would expect from the Celtics, but they showed resiliency and pulled it out in the last seconds. You have to feel good about the win, but has your confidence level wavered at all regarding the series?

The regular season is officially in the rearview, now the real work begins. The Celtics decided to finish strong and secure home court through the ECSF instead of losing in an attempt to avoid Brooklyn in Round 1. But was it the right decision…?

The Celtics continue to win, even without Timelord. It’s looking like a strong finish to the season with playoff seeding still very much up in the air. There are two games remaining, will the Celtics start to rest or will they keep rolling?

The Celtics aren’t showing any signs of slowing down, posting an 8-2 record since All Star Weekend. Have expectations changed? Are the Celtics officially… contenders?