Well, Sheed will be there for us when needed. We still have many games to play until June.
Glen had us covered tonight.
This line of thinking is now comical. Are we still going to be saying that next year or the year after?
Well, since you went there...
The fact that this thread is even here is comical.
Come one People.
Our team stepped up, Big Time. Without KG. We sent a message to MIA without our Defensive Anchor. Ray, Perk, Rondo and Glen played great.
Pierce will hit his stride soon.
The fact that this thread is even here somewhat demonstrates the fact that there are some people here who will Not like Sheed, no matter what he does.
I try my best to get along, folks, but I won't sit around and let folks belittle my comments here in the chat.
Where is the Respect, People?
For Moiso - what particularly is Comical about my post?
The Fact that The Boston Celtics Could very well be playing in June? Are you seriously counting us out now?
Or the fact that I believe that Sheed will play well for us here in the post season?
or both?
I'm just not sure what kind of evidence it will take for you to adjust your opinion. There is a pretty enormous body of work this season to look at, plus two ineffective/indifferent playoff games. Didn't mean to belittle you, sorry if I offended you, but at some point you have to consider the evidence.
Under the same premise, there had been enormous evidence that Rasheed has been more productive than Glen Davis.. yet Doc decided to play Glen more and it paid off. You certainly are belittling someone's opinion by wondering why they don't "see what you see", when your opinion is pretty much just conjecture. I for one am not of the same opinion as you, so am I blind?
It was a great win, but it was one game. Personally I feel that Rasheed has played decent, but I wish the Celtics would specifically run post plays for him. Sometimes it doesn't seem like the post (or 3pt line) is his choice, but what Doc and the offense calls.
Also, If we face Cleveland, and potentially Orlando, I honestly believe that Rasheed matches up quite well against them. Not to detract from Davis, because I was happy about many things he did last night, but if he gets blocked by Miami 5 or 6 times, then Cleveland and Orlando are going to eat him up. Many of those shots were 3' from the hoop, and thus approx 8 points were lost. If Ray isn't shooting well, and we're against better competition, 8 points is huge.
On the flip side, if Rasheed has a very meaningful performance in the future, let's not overreact and say he is awesome and should be getting Perkin's minutes, etc.