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I'm not gonna lie my friends, I'm a bit worried over my Celtics lately

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Stone Cold is Bout It, Bout It:
biggie said your reign on top was short like a leprechaun ;D



faggot

OG Hack Wilson:

--- Quote from: sprite on January 31, 2010, 05:01:51 PM ---Celtics should be happy they won in 2008

there was an article in the paper about how before that season the city of Boston didn't even remember there was an NBA team the C's were so wack

the ride is over my man, this squad isn't gonna get it done anymore against the elite teams

Ray Allen and KG are on a rapid decline.... Rondo is a monster, and Pierce can still play.... the bench is weak as well

--- End quote ---

there have always been dieahrd C's fans, but certainly not as many of the fairweather ones existed before 2007-08






tracy mcgrady says the 07-08 celtics was the best defense he ever faced in the NBA.  that says something since he's been in the league awhile and played all those old Piston teams

sprite:
it is what it is man.... they had a good run

Celtics fans (and analysts) need to get over the "we need KG healthy" - it's just not gonna happen, and it's not THAT good of an excuse

he's not in his 20's, he can't recover from these past 2 injury riddled seasons and go back to how he was, this is what happens when players age

especially since it's knees and legs, your most important assets in basketball, and a guy like Garnett who's used to flying high

the Celtics have a good enough team to win without KG playing so well, all that stupid talk is selling themselves short

Paul Pierce needs to check his own leadership, being in the league for what, 12-13 years?

he and Ray Allen as vets should be insulted that everyone says they're nothing without Garnett....

like I said it's a tired excuse for them, they need to stop living in the past (2 years ago) and start doing what they can, not rely on him to anchor their D  :P

defense is about the team, not one guy....

him being out last year (a title defense year) was more than a legitimate excuse for why they couldn't live up to expectations, this year is a different story

Teddy Roosevelt:
But the ball didn't bounce Boston's way, and January ended with the Celtics having a losing month (6-8) for the first time since the Big Three took shape back in the summer of 2007.

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