Weekend Shows

Hour 2 - KJ praises the Red Sox after winning their first of 3 games against the Padres as well as notices how the tunes seems to be changing when it comes to Chaim Bloom; KJ gives his predictions for how the rest of this Celtics Heat series will play out

Hour 1 - KJ compares the Celtics losing two back to back home games to the Heat to failing a take home test. They're playing what is basically the same Heat team they beat last year! 

Hour 3 - Arcand is tired of hearing about how this team is still a young team and that other elite players won titles later in their career. He argues Tatum has more than enough experience in high stakes playoff games and that he still seems to be making the same mistakes he was making his rookie year

Hour 2 - Jaylen Brown simply hasn't been playing to the best of his ability. Should Celtics management still be thinking about offering him a supermax contract, making him the highest player in the league?

Hour 1 - After an ugly Game 2 loss against Miami at home, Arcand has more than enough to complain about. In fact, Arcand declares it's a very real possibility that this series doesn't make it back to Boston

Hour 4 - After the Celtics dropped the first two games of the Eastern Conference Finals at home, do they have any chance to come back and win the series? Also, Curtis doubles down on Joe Mazzulla being completely in way over his head and that he shouldn't be the Celtics' head coach regardless of how the season ends.

Hour 3 - With players struggling and Grant Williams confronting Jimmy Butler, Curtis circles all of the problems the Celtics are facing to head coach Joe Mazzulla. Did Mazzulla set up a bad culture surrounding the Celtics? Also, going back to Grant Williams confronting Jimmy Butler, did Mazzulla set Williams up for failure with that situatgion?

Hour 2 - Even though Jayson Tatum lead all scorers in Game 2 with 34 points, Curtis believes Tatum isn't doing enough to help the Celtics. Is there anything more that the Celtics' leading scorer has to do to help his team? Also, how connected really are the Celtics' players to their head coach? Are they tuning out their head coach?

Hour 1 - On the heels of falling behind 2-0 to the Heat in the Eastern Conference Finals, Ken has his eyes on Grant Williams for why the Celtics lost Game 2. Curtis on the other hand goes to Joe Mazzulla for what happened. Curtis also explains why this Celtics group might not ever win a title.

Scheim, Lanni, and Garvin reflect on last night's Game 2 loss by the Celtics to fall behind 2-0 in the Eastern Conference Finals. Despite this deficit, Ryan doesn't seem deterred and still feels optimistic about the Celtics' chances to win the series. Also, the guys play the blame game on who gets the most blame for last night's fourth quarter collapse to the Heat.