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Jake Seymour joins the show - 4/10/26

April 11, 2026·22 min·2 clips

Jake Seymour reports live from Boston Garden after the Celtics tied an NBA record with 29 three-pointers.

Joe opens hot and loose. Brooks Koepka gets a quick top-ten mention, the room banter rolls, and Jake Seymour joins from TD Garden after Celtics action. The three-point stuff takes over fast. Jake says Boston made 29 threes, hit at least 10 in the first quarter, and finished one make short of becoming the first NBA team to make 30 in a game. Joe wants to know what it felt like in the building. The crowd was into it, sure, but the fun question gets weird when a team is firing threes all night and drifting into familiar Missoula ball territory. Then the conversation turns to responsibility. Derek White comes up on an open look, and Joe does not have much patience for third-option excuses. Stars have to carry it. Jake agrees and points to Jalen Brown and Jason Tatum as the players who decide how far Boston can go. That is where the expectations talk gets real. Jake argues that people were not treating this Celtics team like a title contender before Tatum came back and started looking right. Once he did, the standard moved. His work analogy lands cleanly: prove more, get trusted with more, then the responsibility gets heavier. That is basically the fan case. Boston may have started with modest expectations, but Tatum changed the room. Losing short of that new bar would not feel harmless anymore. Joe keeps the segment grounded in playoff consequences, not moral victory talk. Jake closes by running through possible first-round paths with Philadelphia, Orlando, and maybe Toronto before Joe resets the show and sends him off for Sunday duty.

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A Celtics talk track built around 29 threes, a tied NBA record, and the pressure on Boston's two stars.

This Celtics discussion centers on 29 made threes and the tied NBA record, but it keeps coming back to the same question: how far can Jason Tatum and Jalen Brown carry Boston when the stakes get heavier?

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