The Boston Celtics are defying expectations by dominating the Eastern Conference, and veteran guard Jrue Holiday isn't surprised. The 35-year-old Holiday has a deep understanding of the team's capabilities, having played alongside star Jaylen Brown for two seasons.
Holiday knows that Brown takes his game very personally, particularly when it comes to being counted out as a team. The Celtics' coaching staff and organization have instilled in Brown a culture of determination and resilience, which has allowed him to thrive despite Tatum's injury.
Brown is having a career-high season, averaging 29.8 points per game, and the rest of the team has rallied around him. Holiday sees this as a testament to the Celtics' growth and cohesion, which he attributes to their ability to adapt and prove people wrong.
While Holiday may not have flashy stats in Boston, his impact was evident in his calm presence in the backcourt and defensive prowess. His acceptance of a different role and willingness to do what it takes to win has been a hallmark of his time with the team.
Holiday's return to TD Garden for a game against the Trail Blazers sparked an emotional response from the crowd, who honored him with a video tribute. It's clear that Holiday's influence will be felt in Boston for years to come, and his endorsement of the Celtics' underdog story is music to fans' ears.
Holiday knows that Brown takes his game very personally, particularly when it comes to being counted out as a team. The Celtics' coaching staff and organization have instilled in Brown a culture of determination and resilience, which has allowed him to thrive despite Tatum's injury.
Brown is having a career-high season, averaging 29.8 points per game, and the rest of the team has rallied around him. Holiday sees this as a testament to the Celtics' growth and cohesion, which he attributes to their ability to adapt and prove people wrong.
While Holiday may not have flashy stats in Boston, his impact was evident in his calm presence in the backcourt and defensive prowess. His acceptance of a different role and willingness to do what it takes to win has been a hallmark of his time with the team.
Holiday's return to TD Garden for a game against the Trail Blazers sparked an emotional response from the crowd, who honored him with a video tribute. It's clear that Holiday's influence will be felt in Boston for years to come, and his endorsement of the Celtics' underdog story is music to fans' ears.
. It's so cool to see them gel as a team, especially after Tatum went down and everyone thought it was gonna be a disaster 
. But nope, Brown has stepped up and the rest of the team is feeding off his energy 
. I'm not even saying I'm biased towards the Celtics, but it's pretty impressive how Holiday knows just what to do without drawing attention to himself 
. He's like the ultimate understudy 
. And a video tribute at TD Garden? That's some next-level fan love 
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, he's on fire this season averaging 29.8 points a game and it looks like Jrue Holiday has been playing in the shadows but still making an impact 
They're defo proving all the naysayers wrong. I mean, Jrue Holiday being a key player at 35? That's like Steph Curry playing in his 30s 
. And Jaylen Brown taking it to another level after Tatum's injury? That's what I call clutch! The team's got some serious chemistry going on right now.
. It shows you how much the fans appreciate him and his dedication to the team. And Holiday's not just racking up stats, he's a leader on and off the court too.
. I'm hyped to see how far they can take this!
... but honestly, i'm not sure if i completely buy it? i mean, don't get me wrong, the guy's been super clutch and all, but is he really being as underappreciated as everyone says? 
i think Jaylen Brown's been getting way too much credit for this team's success, tbh... his stats are crazy, but so are ours, right? 
I mean, Jrue Holiday says Tatum's injury has made him take his game personally, and that's cool, but what if the Celtics start to rely too heavily on one guy again? 
, so here's hoping they can stay balanced and dominant for a while longer 
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. I mean, sure, he's been a solid addition to the team, but let's be real, he's not exactly dominating games himself 
That's the story I want to hear about 
. And don't even get me started on how old is 35 anyway? 
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. Holiday might not be the flashiest player, but his influence on the team is huge 
Jrue Holiday seems like a total boss, I mean who wouldn't want a calm and collected veteran point guard running the backcourt? 
he's not flashy but he gets it done and his chemistry with Brown is undeniable. I'm so here for this Celtics story, it's like they're living up to all those "we're gonna win it all" memes from last year 
but seriously Holiday's influence on the team is real and I think he's gonna be a big part of their success for years to come 
meanwhile, Jaylen Brown is just over here averaging 29.8 points per game and people are acting like it's some kind of miracle 
I mean, I guess it's nice that the Celtics' coaching staff and organization have finally figured out how to make their young stars happy 
but let's not forget JRue was already a vet when he joined this team, so it's not like anyone was underestimating him at first 
. His calmness in the backcourt and defensive skills are everything 
. I'm telling u, this Celtics team is for real 
! I mean, 29.8 points per game is insane! And Jrue Holiday's been a genius in bringing out the best in him 
. The way they've adapted and grown together as a team has been amazing to watch. I'm so down for the Celtics' underdog story 
i mean holiday has always been a vet in the league but his presence takes it to another level he's like the glue that holds this team together 
celtics are proving everyone wrong again 
meanwhile, fans are loving every minute of this underdog story 