Hill Notes are not happy with The Celtics
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The Greg Hill Show dives into the Celtics' recent playoff collapse, with host Greg Hill and co-hosts Curtis and Wiggy expressing frustration over the team's inability to adjust during Game 7 of a series they once led 3-1. Listeners like Scott from Framingham voice outrage over missed opportunities, poor coaching decisions, and key players like Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown struggling with shot selection and consistency. The conversation shifts to broader themes of work-life balance, with Curtis reflecting on how modern employees are expected to be constantly reachable, unlike in the pre-digital era when work ended at the office. The hosts debate whether the Celtics' failure reflects a lack of playoff toughness or simply a team that excels in the regular season but falters under postseason pressure. The episode closes with a humorous jab at the Celtics possibly working from home to fix their issues, underscoring the show’s blend of sports passion and cultural commentary.
The Celtics’ 3-1 series lead collapse is seen as a major choke job, especially given their dominant regular season.
Coaching rigidity and lack of in-game adjustments are major points of criticism from fans and hosts alike.
Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown’s overreliance on three-pointers, despite poor efficiency, fuels frustration.
Modern work culture demands constant availability, making true work-life separation harder than in past decades.
Success in high-profile careers often requires personal sacrifice, including time with family and personal life.
Listener Outrage Over Celtics' Collapse
“If they lose tomorrow night, I'm literally jumping off the toad.”
The Choke Job Debate: 3-1 to 2-2
“To be up 3-1, and then they have to beat you in three games straight to win that series, I'm definitely on Curtis' side of the street.”
Coaching and Player Performance Critique
The hosts dissect the Celtics' offensive inefficiency, particularly Jason Tatum’s missed wide-open shots and overreliance on three-pointers, while questioning Joe Mazzulla’s unwillingness to adjust game plans.
Work-Life Balance and the 24/7 Work Culture
“When you were done, you were done. Yeah, you turn off, go home.”
Humor and the Future of the Celtics
The episode ends with a satirical suggestion that the Celtics should work from home to fix their issues, followed by a lighthearted call to bring WEEI back to Providence.
“If they lose tomorrow night, I'm literally jumping off the toad.”
“To be up 3-1, and then they have to beat you in three games straight to win that series, I'm definitely on Curtis' side of the street.”
“The Celtics are just the tryhards of the regular season. And then when the playoffs come, the other teams start playing defense.”
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The Celtics have forgotten how to play
The Greg Hill Show • 15m • 5/1/2026
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Were we all fooled by this Celtics team?
The Greg Hill Show • 15m • 5/1/2026
They Said It: Mazzulla on why the series has changed
The Greg Hill Show • 14m • 5/1/2026
Joe Mazzulla please make some adjustments
The Greg Hill Show • 15m • 5/1/2026
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