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Is Carnage Over for Celtics or More Pain to Come?

Is Carnage Over for Celtics or More Pain to Come?

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 On this week's show Cedric Maxwell and John Zannis talk about losing 2 key contributors to their 2024 title team and how hard that is for fans and for Brad Stevens. What does Brad do now; more trades or hold the line? Does Jaylen Brown need to be dealt for Celtics to get younger and cheaper? Also Cedric relives the pain of being traded and talks about what that's like for other great Celtics like Marcus Smart. ⏰️0:00 - EPISODE TIMELINE⏰️ 0:57 - Reaction to Holiday & Porzingis trades 5:00 - Tatum Injury Impact 7:06 - Would Celtics have handled this offseason differently if Tatum was healthy? 9:39 - Future of Joe Mazzulla with Celtics 12:47 - Baylor Scheierman 15:00 - Expectations for Celtics next season 22:05 - Max Remembers his NBA Draft Experience 25:08 - Prizepicks 26:06 - Getting Drafted by Celtics 27:56 - Max Remembers first couple years with Celtics 32:55 - Do Celtics have to trade Brown or Tatum? 34:10 - What would you do with this Celtics team? 38:32- Does Jayson Tatum comeback and play this season? 39:54 - Load Management in NBA 48:10 - Talking about recent weather 48:40 - Reaction to Celtics Draft Picks 51:04 - How is Brad handling making all these trades? 57:55 - Max remembers being traded from Celtics 1:02:30 - Reaction to Jrue Holiday trade 1:05:26 - Wrapping up Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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