Mid-Offseason Celtics Inspiration

[syfy9]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25WBfFZu83A


One of the proudest moments in the Big 3 era...

The one person I'd really hate to see leave is Bradley. In my mind, he was the spark that shifted the momentum of the game. We need more momentum shifters like him in the league.

[Yogi]

The Orlando Magic game when he first picked up Nelson full court to lead the Celtics back from a huge deficit was Bradley's breakthrough game as an NBA starter.  This game against the Knicks was his breakthrough to the next level.  Unfortunately, it happened in the last quarter of the season. 

[syfy9]

The Orlando Magic game when he first picked up Nelson full court to lead the Celtics back from a huge deficit was Bradley's breakthrough game as an NBA starter.  This game against the Knicks was his breakthrough to the next level.  Unfortunately, it happened in the last quarter of the season.

Agreed. When you can get a professional basketball player to ask you to back off a little, you know that you're a defensive force to be reckoned with.

He's a spark plug - hopefully we'll have other players in the equation that can conduct his infectious play.

[timobusa]

this video still gives me chills

[CelticG1]

The Orlando Magic game when he first picked up Nelson full court to lead the Celtics back from a huge deficit was Bradley's breakthrough game as an NBA starter.  This game against the Knicks was his breakthrough to the next level.  Unfortunately, it happened in the last quarter of the season.

I domt think that was the game that brought us back from a huge deficit.

Bradley embarrased Nelson in a blow out.

Funny enough it was E'Tuan Moore stealing his minutes in that other Magic game, hitting 5 or 6 threes, super clutch, and scoring 20 something points

[itsthatbradguy]

Right.

Bradley keyed the blowout in Boston, then a few days later, E'Twaun led the come back in the "bar fight" game. While I loved Bradley's game against Orlando in the 1st of the 2, I will remember the "bar fight" game as one of my favorites of the Big 3 era.

[Mr Green]

I wish we had more guys with Avery's big heart. Relentless unselfish hustle doesn't show up on the stat sheet, but it does in the win column.

[aporel#18]

I think this team will give us some memorable games where they play their hearts out, and Stevens does his best as a coach, but they ultimately lose.

This process will be great because we'll see them learning and developing into a good team, one that has it's own style. I'm an optimist, and I predict this group will win the Atlantic in the 2014-2015, when they'll finally have the experience and the pieces to be a contender again.