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Celtics Are Down 0-2

Brian reacts to the Celtics loss to the Heat, discusses Jaylen Brown’s alarming play, and more

By Brian Barrett
Miami Heat v Boston Celtics - Game Two Photo by Adam Glanzman/Getty Images


Brian reacts to another Celtics loss at home to the Heat and breaks down Joe Mazzulla’s questionable coaching decisions, Grant Williams vs. Jimmy Butler, Jaylen Brown’s alarming play, and more (0:30). Then, he takes a couple listener calls, before Brian and Jamie offer up some closing thoughts on the game (34:00).

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Host: Brian Barrett
Producer: Jamie McClellan
Additional Production Supervision: Steve Ceruti

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