Stay ConnectedAnything is Poddable is a weekly Boston Celtics podcast from The Athletic brought to you by Sam Packard and The Athletic’s Boston Celtics reporter Jay King. As Jay says, “We’re goofy, we’re funny, we at least try to be insightful.”
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SB Nation's Michael Pina joins the show to interrogate Jay on his list of the top 10 seasons by Boston Celtics point guards. Then Jay, Sam and Michael dive into how the Celtics could take advantage of a regime change in Chicago, Jayson Tatum's lack of basketball contact, and more.
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John Karalis from Mass Live joins Jay and Sam to go over Kevin Garnett's induction into the Basketball Hall of Fame, why HORSE on TV is silly, and behind-the-scenes stories of John's time covering the Celtics.
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Grant Williams and Tacko Fall debate how Shaq would look if he played in today’s game. Then they get into this season's thrilling overtime game against the Houston Rockets and discuss how Tacko wants to get a Naruto mural in his new apartment.
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On this special episode of Anything is Poddable - host Jay King attempts to complete the McDonald's Challenge all in the name of charity, specifically One Mission. Celtics play-by-play announcer Sean Grande joined Jay and Sam in a livestream event, where Jay attempted to eat 3 double cheeseburgers, 1 single cheeseburger, 20 McNuggets, 2 large fries and 4 sodas. In this episode is a condensed version of those 90 minutes, plus a post game show with Jay and Sam. For more information on One Mission, click here .
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Grant Williams and Tacko Fall go over the art of the screen and how the Celtics and Daniel Theis have mastered the move known as the “Gortat.” They also debate Joel Embiid’s dominance and how small ball is changing the way teams use the post up.
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Jay and Sam are joined by the Boston Globe's Adam Himmelsbach to discuss how the Celtics players and coaches are handling the suspension of play, the unique way Brad Stevens handles reporters, and developing sources within the Celtics organization.
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Jay and Sam are joined by Tom Westerholm from MassLive to update on the Boston Celtics coronavirus situation. Then they all dive into how Tom's past, the sudden decision to leave Iowa to pursue a career covering the Celtics and the lessons learned in covering high school hoops.
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Grant Williams and Jared Weiss debate with Tacko Fall about what the future holds for the traditional center. The guys go into the X and Os of how the Celtics offense runs with a big man and Tacko explains how the pace of the G-League is changing things.
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Jay and Sam are joined by the Boston Sports Journal's Brian Robb to talk Marcus Smart's coronavirus diagnoses, when NBA play will return, and the legacy impact if the season is canceled. Plus, Brian goes through his career and memories covering the Celtics.
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Welcome to Episode 2 of the Grant and Tacko Show. In this episode, Grant Williams tells Tacko Fall and Jared Weiss the story of how he evolved into one of the top prospects in the country and how he survived Rick Barnes’ Fat Camp at the University of Tennessee.
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