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Originally Posted by koolbarbone
The only positive about this season: it's going to be a short one.
[h1]‘Blow it up’? Finding sensible trades for Boston’s Big Three vets no easy task[/h1]
Celtics president Danny Ainge has told this story a hundred times, on the record for newspapers and in multiple books. But this is newsworthy again Thursday because Boston is 5-8, with no quality wins, an offense that looks like its old self and a defense that doesn’t (via The Boston Globe):
“I sat with Red [Auerbach] during a Christmas party [20 years ago]. Red was talking to Larry [Bird], Kevin [McHale], and myself, and there was a lot of trade discussion at the time, and Red actually shared some of the trade discussions. And I told Red, ‘What are you doing? Why are you waiting?’
“He had a chance to trade Larry [to Indiana] for Chuck Person and Herb Williams and [Steve] Stipanovich, and he had a chance to trade Kevin [to Dallas] for Detlef Schrempf and Sam Perkins. I was, like, ‘Are you kidding?’
“I mean, I feel that way now. If I were presented with those kinds of deals for our aging veterans, it’s a done deal, to continue the success.
“After those guys retired, the Celtics had a long drought.
[h2]Bradley pleased with his defense on Magic’s Nelson[/h2]
Avery Bradley may have played the best defense of his young career during tonight’s 87-56 Celtics win over Orlando, and nowhere was the guard’s pressure felt more intensely than by the opposing point guard, Jameer Nelson.
“It got to a point where he didn’t want to bring the ball up,
Originally Posted by JD617
Nice to finally get a win over a team that doesn't suck.
[h2]Bradley pleased with his defense on Magic’s Nelson[/h2]
Avery Bradley may have played the best defense of his young career during tonight’s 87-56 Celtics win over Orlando, and nowhere was the guard’s pressure felt more intensely than by the opposing point guard, Jameer Nelson.
“It got to a point where he didn’t want to bring the ball up,
Originally Posted by finnns2003
Damn, that was almost a "remote through TV" finish