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Re: ESPN grades the Celtics off-season
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  I?m still in a mode where I don?t plan on watching the Celtics next year. I?m an older guy now and I time is precious. I don?t feel the need to spend it watching a team led by a front office and / or owner sitting up there lying to me, knowing that we know they?re lying. Silly political speech like optionally. We are the fans. They exist because WE do.
   I?ll probably change my mind but this is the sorts trade in history and we did it to a player who got finals mvp and who?s # will be retired. It?s one thing to trade him for equal or better return because the team comes first. But this was garbage I choose not to eat. At least for now. ? Optionality? Optionality ? Optionality .. Optionality. Stop Brad. We?re not stupid.

Re: ESPN grades the Celtics off-season
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  I?m still in a mode where I don?t plan on watching the Celtics next year. I?m an older guy now and I time is precious. I don?t feel the need to spend it watching a team led by a front office and / or owner sitting up there lying to me, knowing that we know they?re lying. Silly political speech like optionally. We are the fans. They exist because WE do.
   I?ll probably change my mind but this is the sorts trade in history and we did it to a player who got finals mvp and who?s # will be retired. It?s one thing to trade him for equal or better return because the team comes first. But this was garbage I choose not to eat. At least for now. ? Optionality? Optionality ? Optionality .. Optionality. Stop Brad. We?re not stupid.

amen brother. could not agree more. i may watch some but they will be at the bottom of my priority list for hobbies.
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Re: ESPN grades the Celtics off-season
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i'd give us a D+ like orlando

Yeah, C- seems generous.

An F would be acceptable. I'd go D- next.

How does that off-season get a C grade? Nuts!

u might be right. i was being generous. it might be a D- or an F!
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Re: ESPN grades the Celtics off-season
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  I?m still in a mode where I don?t plan on watching the Celtics next year. I?m an older guy now and I time is precious. I don?t feel the need to spend it watching a team led by a front office and / or owner sitting up there lying to me, knowing that we know they?re lying. Silly political speech like optionally. We are the fans. They exist because WE do.
   I?ll probably change my mind but this is the sorts trade in history and we did it to a player who got finals mvp and who?s # will be retired. It?s one thing to trade him for equal or better return because the team comes first. But this was garbage I choose not to eat. At least for now. ? Optionality? Optionality ? Optionality .. Optionality. Stop Brad. We?re not stupid.

amen brother. could not agree more. i may watch some but they will be at the bottom of my priority list for hobbies.

I support and follow/watch the Celtics come hell or high water.....Check out the definition below that AI gave me.

A fair-weather fan is a sports spectator or enthusiast who only supports or pays attention to a team when they are winning and performing well. The term draws a direct analogy to "fair weather," meaning these individuals are highly enthusiastic during trouble-free, successful times but quickly lose interest, stop watching, or stop cheering when the team faces adversity. 

I'm looking forward to this upcoming season.  We may not get #19 but it should be fun watching are young guys grow and to see what PG13 has left in the tank....Go Celtics!
I've lived through some terrible things in my life, some of which actually happened.   -  Mark Twain

Re: ESPN grades the Celtics off-season
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  I?m still in a mode where I don?t plan on watching the Celtics next year. I?m an older guy now and I time is precious. I don?t feel the need to spend it watching a team led by a front office and / or owner sitting up there lying to me, knowing that we know they?re lying. Silly political speech like optionally. We are the fans. They exist because WE do.
   I?ll probably change my mind but this is the sorts trade in history and we did it to a player who got finals mvp and who?s # will be retired. It?s one thing to trade him for equal or better return because the team comes first. But this was garbage I choose not to eat. At least for now. ? Optionality? Optionality ? Optionality .. Optionality. Stop Brad. We?re not stupid.

amen brother. could not agree more. i may watch some but they will be at the bottom of my priority list for hobbies.

I support and follow/watch the Celtics come hell or high water.....Check out the definition below that AI gave me.

A fair-weather fan is a sports spectator or enthusiast who only supports or pays attention to a team when they are winning and performing well. The term draws a direct analogy to "fair weather," meaning these individuals are highly enthusiastic during trouble-free, successful times but quickly lose interest, stop watching, or stop cheering when the team faces adversity. 

I'm looking forward to this upcoming season.  We may not get #19 but it should be fun watching are young guys grow and to see what PG13 has left in the tank....Go Celtics!

Except the reason he's not watching isn't because of wins and losses. 
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Re: ESPN grades the Celtics off-season
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  I?m still in a mode where I don?t plan on watching the Celtics next year. I?m an older guy now and I time is precious. I don?t feel the need to spend it watching a team led by a front office and / or owner sitting up there lying to me, knowing that we know they?re lying. Silly political speech like optionally. We are the fans. They exist because WE do.
   I?ll probably change my mind but this is the sorts trade in history and we did it to a player who got finals mvp and who?s # will be retired. It?s one thing to trade him for equal or better return because the team comes first. But this was garbage I choose not to eat. At least for now. ? Optionality? Optionality ? Optionality .. Optionality. Stop Brad. We?re not stupid.

amen brother. could not agree more. i may watch some but they will be at the bottom of my priority list for hobbies.

I support and follow/watch the Celtics come hell or high water.....Check out the definition below that AI gave me.

A fair-weather fan is a sports spectator or enthusiast who only supports or pays attention to a team when they are winning and performing well. The term draws a direct analogy to "fair weather," meaning these individuals are highly enthusiastic during trouble-free, successful times but quickly lose interest, stop watching, or stop cheering when the team faces adversity. 

I'm looking forward to this upcoming season.  We may not get #19 but it should be fun watching are young guys grow and to see what PG13 has left in the tank....Go Celtics!

Except the reason he's not watching isn't because of wins and losses.

I understand his concern was ownership not wins and losses.  I was making a point using the phrase "fair weather" with respect to individuals that are highly enthusiastic during trouble-free, successful times but quickly lose interest, and stop watching, or stop cheering when the team faces adversity. 
I've lived through some terrible things in my life, some of which actually happened.   -  Mark Twain