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Improbable run for the Celtics continues; Sekou Smith from NBA.com joins to discuss how far Boston can go

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1:20 - How improbable is this Celtics run? A. Sherrod Blakey and Kyle Draper discuss the Celtics mental and physical toughness that was shown throughout the series against the 76ers.

4:40 - 76ers didn’t have the veteran presence like the Celtics got out of Al Horford.

5:40 - Terry Rozier becoming the star of the Celtics postseason and his budding bromance with former Patriots quarterback Drew Bledsoe.

9:42 - Sherrod predicts the Celtics win beat the Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference finals and says the Celtics have no fear of Cleveland or LeBron.

15:03 - Sekou Smith joins to discuss why he was not shocked that the Celtics were able to beat in 76ers, the quality of depth of the Celtics roster, the importance of Al Horford, and how to stop LeBron James.

27:35 - Brad Stevens not receive any votes for Coach of the Year from the other coaches in the NBA and predictions for the Western Conference. Blakely and Draper break it down.

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