On this episode of Celtics PRIDE, Adam, Josh, and Mike welcome special guest Andrew Doxy from Celticsblog and Revenge of the Parquet (he’s also the Digital Editor and Team Lead at Endgame 360). Andrew reveals how this Florida native originally became a Celtics fan, how he got onto the CelticsBlog Staff, and a little about his background before the team jumps into some heated Celtics talk.
They question how worried we should all be that Tatum and Brown will eventually leave, if things ominously continue as they have this season. Andrew then shares that he too believes the Celtics should make SOME move before Thursday’s trade deadline, and they discuss a couple options. Then the team plays a game of “NBA Would You Rather.” Would you rather John Collins or Aaron Gordon? Romeo Langford or Aaron Nesmith? Grant Williams or Semi Ojeleye? Jayson Tatum or Jaylen Brown? And lastly, Marvin Bagley or nah?
“Aaron Nesmith is not a great NBA player but he is constantly improving, and he’s better than he was a month ago, so he could be a contributor in the playoffs if he continues his growth track.”  
Then the guys look ahead to the next games, specifically the two games against the mighty Bucks, which if we win could separate us from the pack we’re in with the Hawks, Heat, Knicks, Hornets, Pacers, and Bulls - or it could solidify us in with this group.
Make sure you listen until the end of the interview when the team asks about Andrew’s least glamorous job ever. To that degree Andrew simply says, I’ve seen some things… I‘ve smelled some things.”

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