Zolak & Bertrand: Celtics Trade Rumors, and Bryan Colangelo and His Many Twitter Accounts (Hour 2)
In hour 2 of Zolak & Bertrand, the guys are live from the Baseball Tavern. They continue their conversation on the Boston Celtics and what they may look like next season. Bertrand says he is down on the idea of the C’s acquiring one of the big names via trade in the offseason. Could the team struggle out of the gate? The guys also talk about wanting the Cavs to have a good NBA Finals run, because then it makes the Celtics look good.
During the third segment the guys talk about the weird report revolving around Philadelphia 76ers General Manager Bryan Colangelo, who used five different Twitter accounts to spread his propaganda. The team is investigating the report.
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