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Boston Celtics
9h

Hour 3: Boston Advances

Freddie and Harry continue to break down Luka Doncic's incredible game last night before talking about the Boston Celtics advancing to the Eastern Conference Finals. They also speak with ESPN NFL analyst Damien Woody, play "Hit That Number" and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Boston Celtics
10h

Hour 1: Triple-Double

Freddie and Harry break down Luka Doncic's magical game yesterday against the Thunder before talking about the Celtics advancing to the Eastern Conference Finals. They also discuss the NFL Schedule release winners and losers and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Denver Nuggets
12h

Hour 2: Slammin' Schedules

Chris Carlin and Jonathan Zaslow get into the NFL Schedule release from yesterday and which teams itineraries stand out positively or negatively. A surplus of teams in the NBA and NHL playoffs are down 3-2 in their respective series, which one has the best chance to come back and win? Plus more Hamburger Helper takes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Boston Bruins
13hGreg Wyshynski

Marchand: Injuring opponents 'part of playoffs'

Bruins captain Brad Marchand said Panthers center Sam Bennett "got away with one" when he struck Marchand's head in Game 3, but that opponents seeking to injure each other is just a part of playoff hockey.

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Mike Reiss ESPN Staff Writer 

QB Jacoby Brissett on Drake Maye: ""He has a lot of talent. He can make all the throws. He wants to learn football. He wants to get better. That's what you want, in not only your quarterback, but anybody on the team. "I'm excited to work with him. I remember when I was following Tom [Brady] around; anywhere I could learn, and he's already texting me about plays and ‘how do I think about this' and cadence — all the little nuances of being in this position at this level."

Mike Reiss ESPN Staff Writer 

WR Tyquan Thornton, the 2022 second-round pick, says he has added more muscle this offseason and hopes to play at 190 pounds throughout the season. "Just so I could take more impact. I feel like all my injuries came from me hitting the ground. So I can be able to be able to bounce back up when I do hit the ground." Thornton has opened his first two NFL seasons on injured reserve, having played 22 games and totaling 35 receptions for 338 yards and 2 touchdowns.

Why Stephen A. thinks Celtics should want Knicks matchup next (2:00)
Boston Celtics
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Tatum flirts with a triple-double as Celtics complete job vs. Cavs (2:16)
Boston Celtics
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