Boston Celtics

With Boston at 10-2 and the 1-seed, Lyons and Bahl argue the talent in Philadelphia and New York still gives them pause. They ask whether a 26-3 three-point burst will travel in a series, and whether the Celtics are still a player short.

WEEI's Justin Turpin says Jaylen Brown's ball spin was performative after Celtics-Sixers became the highest-rated regular-season game in NBA history, and that this is Jayson Tatum's team now. He also asks whether a team leaning this hard on Tatum and Paul George can score enough to win in the playoffs.

The Celtics roared back from 22 down in Toronto to finish off a perfect road trip, but Christian isn't apologizing to Brad Stevens for disliking the Jaylen Brown trade. Paul George has been better than expected, but 13 games is too early to judge.

Brian Scalabrine explains why Celtics-Sixers was so entertaining, why Jaylen Brown "lives in his own reality" and which new version of Jayson Tatum he really likes. He also says Brown spinning the ball before tip-off was a bad look.

Rich, Ken and Ted break down the Celtics' comeback in Toronto, from Derrick White's big night to the rare seven-point possession. Plus, why Paul George fits next to Jayson Tatum better than Jaylen Brown did.

Jones and Keefe react to the Celtics' road win over a Raptors team without Kawhi Leonard after trailing by 22. Does it say more about this team, and why will they rack up so many regular-season wins?

Courtney says the comeback from 22 down in Toronto meant more to her than any blowout win could. Then Wiggy weighs Jayson Tatum's MVP case and his push to get to the free-throw line.

CLNS Media Celtics reporter Bobby Manning shares his thoughts on last night's battle between Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown. He explains why the good vibes Boston fans still had for Brown are starting to fade.

Jayson Tatum and the Celtics got the better of Jaylen Brown and the 76ers in their first meeting, and Brown was the ultimate loser because of how much he struggled. Plus, how Paul George endeared himself to Boston fans with 36 points.

The guys debate whether one hot-shooting night in Philly says anything about the playoffs. Then come six core Celtics beliefs that one night shook, from the Jaylen Brown trade to Joe Mazzulla and Brad Stevens.