The Boston Celtics beat the Phoenix Suns Saturday night, ending the 72-hour media cycle from hell and restoring vibes for Celtics fans globally. However, Jayson Tatum has looked a little shakey the past few games. What's going on there? Meanwhile, Jaylen Brown has been dominating the opposition since the all-star break, and Luke Kornet is likely getting drug tested after playing out of his mind to beat Kevin Durant and the Suns.
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Jaylen's dominance, and Tatum is good even when he's bad

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The Boston Celtics made their third comeback in four games to punch their ticket back to the NBA Finals while sweeping the fairly decent Indiana Pacers. Jaylen Brown is the well-deserved ECF MVP, but who are the other candidates? Join us for a full recap of game 4 while we try to comprehend just how the Celtics pulled this one out.


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Jaylen Brown's efficient 40 points led the Celtics to a 2-0 lead in the Eastern Conference Finals, leaving the Celtics just two wins away from a return to the NBA Finals. Can Jayson Tatum find some consistency with his rhythm by the series' end? Has the Kristaps Porzingis timeline shifted yet again? Plus, Oshae Brissett thrives in small-ball, Jrue Holiday and Derrick White are awesome, and much more.


Jaylen's dominance, and Tatum is good even when he's bad

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