Inside the same building where Michael Jordan’s historic career unfolded, Jayson Tatum logged his own history Saturday night. He logged a historic triple-double to fuel Boston’s blowout win over the Bulls. Kristaps Porzingis also earns some love after his 22-point game, and our fans are sounding off on some media chatter about Tatum, the superstar’s MVP odds, and the Celtics hunting the Cavs in the standings.

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We’re sounding off after the Chicago Bulls surprised the Boston Celtics by beating the C’s at their own game. Chicago nearly matched Boston in 3-point attempts, and the Bulls made theirs at a much higher clip. What is there to take away from this one? Should fans hit the panic button? Should the Celtics attempt fewer 3-pointers? Is it revenge time for Boston Saturday night in Chicago? We discuss it all right here.

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Sound off with us on a 24-point win that featured not one, but TWO Boston Celtics making as many 3-pointers individually as the entire Detroit Pistons team. Those players were Payton Pritchard, who put together one of his most complete games of the season, and Derrick White, who continued his excellent campaign. This win has one of our fans making a bold prediction about the NBA Playoffs, while others wanted to discuss Pritchard’s growth and the Celtics taking advantage of their time off from the NBA Cup thanks to elite depth.

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With the Boston Celtics playing for the sixth time in nine nights, it was the Memphis Grizzlies were the more physical team throughout a win at TD Garden. Ja Morant (34 points) and Jaren Jackson Jr. (27 points) were the stars for Memphis, while Payton Pritchard excelled for the Celtics and still gave them a chance at a win in crunch time. We’re sounding off on how it all went down, on Boston’s missed free throws, and on whether or not the Memphis Grizzlies are a true title contender.  

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The Boston Celtics took their defensive pressure up to the top notch during the fourth quarter and squeezed the life out of the Milwaukee Bucks’ offense during the final six minutes of a game that went down to the wire. Meanwhile, Jayson Tatum went off for 14 points during the fourth quarter to spark a birthday celebration for his son Deuce, Al Horford made the clutch bucket that Giannis Antetokounmpo couldn’t, Jrue Holiday delivered the goods again against his former team, and the Celtics as a team had their championship DNA on full display.

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The Boston Celtics beat the Detroit Pistons by 10 despite Detroit logging a season-best shooting performance from 3-point range. That’s because Boston’s unstoppable offense still managed to make more 3-pointers than the red-hot Pistons, all while playing without Jayson Tatum and Jrue Holiday. That’s thanks to Jaylen Brown’s passing and the elite shooting of Sam Hauser (5 3PM), Payton Pritchard (5 3PM), Al Horford (4 3PM) and Kristaps Porzingis (3 3PM). Our fans are sounding off on the Celtics being a legitimate juggernaut, and on Pritchard and Hauser being two of the best contracts in the NBA.

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Jaylen Brown was back. Derrick White was back. And Payton Pritchard continued to scream Pritch Please with his game. Those three players led the Celtics to a dominant win over the Jimmy Butler-less Miami Heat, all while the Boston Celtics were missing four of their top eight players. How did they get it done? It started with their defense, and ended with their Stay Ready Group. We sound off on it all in tonight’s episode.

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We’re sounding off tonight on a cold stretch of offense that came back to haunt the Celtics, as Donovan Mitchell took over during the fourth quarter to lead a come-from-behind win for the Cavaliers. This is the second time these two teams have played this season, and the second time the game has come down to the final minute. With that, we’ve also seen some very slow play during the final minute, which has one of our fans suggesting to the league that something needs to change.

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Payton Pritchard went wild with 19 points during the fourth quarter of Friday’s win over Chicago. We’re breaking down his performance and where that has him ranked among the elite shooters in the league, we’re discussing all of the details about the NBA Cup and its associated scenarios – including one fan sounding off on their hope that the Celtics DON’T advance to the quarterfinals – and we touch on what’s on the line in Sunday’s upcoming rematch with the Cleveland Cavaliers.

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Finally, the big man has returned! Kristaps Porzingis returned to the lineup for his first game of the 2024-25 season and he looked great as he helped the Celtics demolish the LA Clippers. Porzingis was great, but it was Boston’s ridiculous 3-point shooting that dominated from start to finish. Payton Pritchard was doing his best Steph Curry impression all night as the Celtics pulled away for a 32-point win.

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