Can people stop questioning the C's loyalty?
All players get shopped at some point, Rondo has been in countless trade. Even Paul Pierce - a man whose # will hang in the rafters some day - has heard his name rumours. Its Danny's job to find deals to make the team better. He wasn't shopping Ray because he wanted him gone or he didn't personally like him. Hearing Jeff Green and Chris Wilcox discuss how this entire organization rallied behind them through life-threatening issues, this teams loyalty to its players shouldn't be questioned.
Ray Allen is gonna get crap - he's now playing with our biggest conference rival, in the same role we asked of him but for half the price. I don't know what happened in that locker room, but the stories coming out about Ray's jealousy and ego have left some with a bad taste in their mouth towards him. Just like its your right to defend him, its their right to dislike his decision.
Excellent post.
Why did Ray leave and join our biggest rival?
It wasn't for money, he took half.
It wasn't for his family. They live here in New England.
It wasn't for better doctors for his son, Boston has one of the strongest health care and hospital communities in the country.
IT WASN'T FOR A CHAMPIONSHIP. I argue that the C's with Ray and the Heat without him have an excellent chance of beating the Heat.
Fans are left wondering as well as being bitter. That's why people cannot, and likely will not, stop trashing Ray. If you don't like it, too bad.