So it's Pritchard that's starting in place of Pritchard tonight.

That's a great discussion. A lot of questions were answered.

Great interview.

You just answered an important question I didn't even know I wanted to ask yet.

It is good. They said he's on a minutes restriction.

I just checked and it's happening to me on all Bluesky Youtube embedded videos when I click the Youtube external link. So if this is not happening to others, the issue is on my end.

It is enabled. I can see the video embedded in Bluesky, it's just when I click the link to watch it on Youtube (which allows me a mini pop out window) that I get the error message.

I am using Opera browser on a Mac which is not usual, so it might be something to do with that.

Thank you.

CelticsonYoutube: You seem to have a technical glitch posting these videos on Bluesky. When I click the youtube button on your videos I get An Error Occurred message. The video is findable from your YT page, but it's not ideal.

That's really informative. Anyone interested in Tatum's return would benefit from reading this article.

There's Queta practicing at the three point line again. Someday big Q is gonna let those fly.

It's been said that the Celtics have been lucky this season with health except for Tatum*, but it wasn't completely luck. They turned the health-odds in their own favor by getting younger and less brittle.

* I don't know why losing Tatum gets an exception in rating the team's overall haleness.

The Celtics need another big guy and Brooklyn having two, is a potential trading partner. Boston reportedly tried to sign Day’Ron Sharpe this past summer. He'd be a nice addition on a modest salary.

The Nets have Claxton also, though who knows if Brad Stevens is interested in him.

Queta's been an all league screener for a few seasons. This is one of the biggest reasons for his outsize net rating.

What is the decision making protocol to decide on Tatum's potential return? I assume it starts with a clearance by medical experts to play contact 5 on 5, followed by what?

Brad Stevens, Tatum himself, and who else then makes the call as far as giving the go-ahead and setting a date?

Looking at that clip again, Amari Williams is receiving those passes from the coach with both hands, and not pulling the right hand away in the slightest, so that's good.

The Maine Celtics managed to win their ninth straight game without those two today. Shulga shot well and had a very good game.

On the .625 winning percentage being suspect...

ESPN posts an expected winning percentage based on points scored and allowed, plus a team's record. That formula concluded the Celtics should be 17-7 right now, with a .724 winning percentage.

That article was extremely helpful. Thanks!