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     Below is a picture about how after successful road trips the Cs generally lose that first game back home. And it's not uncommon in the NBA. The great Glenn Ordway had a tweet basically saying this had been common place for years even with past great teams. It's totally understandable that this occurs but it kinda sucks. Why you say because I despise the Heat and wanted the Cs to crush them. Although this is a reminder that the job isn't done and the Cs have work to do. My goodness though the regular season has begun to drag lately. I just want playoff basketball so the Cs can accomplish something special. 

     I love the fact that Joe, the players and staff are totally pissed with losing. Let's take that energy into the playoffs and not lose a game at all! Cs just need to get into the playoffs healthy. None of these final games really matter at all. It's just about staying in game shape and health. At this point Cs will own the third best record and I'm cool with that. Three is my lucky number! They will s win 60 games and are still the team to beat. The Cavs and Thunder can go kick rocks! 

     Bright note about last night is even down by twenty the Cs made that third quarter interesting and just about came back. The refs last night were awful per usual. That Heat team us total dumpster fire trash. Enjoy the play in and getting swept in the first round. Heat culture is dead and honestly is some made up bologna! The truest of mottos is Celtic Pride and what it means to the players, coaches and all of us. 



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