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Re: Celtics (8-2) at 76ers (9-2) Game #11 11/10/26
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I love that PG is a big game player and it's crazy how efficient he is. Obviously he doesn't have the gravity that Tatum has, but the dynamic works so well since PG can take advantage of 1-on-1 coverage. He really is an amazing fit. I wish he wasn't 36yo and an injury risk.

Also, shoutout to Pritchard coming up huge in a marquee game. We are going to need that kind of consistency when it really matters. Hauser going on a heater, too

Re: Celtics (8-2) at 76ers (9-2) Game #11 11/10/26
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Great win. Shooting for that early 4th stretch was terrific. 

I imagine there?s a Sixers fan somewhere saying *so we gave up PG and 4 draft picks to get JB?*

PG would work so well with the current Sixers roster, too. They didn't know they were getting Lebron when they made the trade, but PG is so much better as an off-ball player on both sides of the ball. He has to stay healthy, though

Re: Celtics (8-2) at 76ers (9-2) Game #11 11/10/26
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Just catching up - did they acknowledge each other pre-game??

JB acted like a...well can't say it here.

Jaylen Brown  ..........  What an immature jerk. Cannot say I'm surprised, though. Everything was always about him.
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Re: Celtics (8-2) at 76ers (9-2) Game #11 11/10/26
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Jaylen finished a -27

I still hated the trade and frankly, IF they were gonna trade him I'd have wanted them to trade him + others for Giannis (didn't realize they'd trade Jaylen anyways even if Giannis fell through). But tonight did feel a bit similar to some of these Game 7s we've seen from Jaylen in the past with the turnovers, poor decisions and subpar defense. When teams put some pressure on him defensively he has trouble, and the C's are capable of doing that too.

Sixers are a loaded team but I also think Embiid is a big part of that. When he's not playing or sits, they are a bit more exposed and Lebron at his age isn't capable of playing center minutes either especially on defense. Frontcourt gets thin fast for them.
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Re: Celtics (8-2) at 76ers (9-2) Game #11 11/10/26
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PP also had a solid game...18pts,6rebs,5assists,1stl  also 4/8 from 3
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Re: Celtics (8-2) at 76ers (9-2) Game #11 11/10/26
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Just catching up - did they acknowledge each other pre-game??

JB acted like a...well can't say it here.

Jaylen Brown  ..........  What an immature jerk. Cannot say I'm surprised, though. Everything was always about him.

No ill will against Jaylen. Still think he's a decent human and a good basketball player. But much like we all fell in love with Marcus Smart too easily, we need to realize that guys who shoot around 35% or less from 3 and below average eFG (for the last 4 years anyway), can be a liability if they have a little bad stretch, especially in the playoffs.

PG looking like he might even be due another mid-level contract just quietly... if he stays healthy, is 2y and 15 per an overpay?
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Re: Celtics (8-2) at 76ers (9-2) Game #11 11/10/26
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ill say it

were brown and JT not really good at complimenting each other?

i mean yeah they shoulda played in 3 straight finals together but ya'll know what i mean because we watch games. both ball hogging, no ball movement. trying to outdo each other at teams expense at times?

arent things smoother now? i wish we had PG at 30 instead of 36.

man if we keep this up will brad make a move at deadline so we can make a push since this was UNEXPECTED? i mean this could be PG last productive season. KG was done after 36.

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Re: Celtics (8-2) at 76ers (9-2) Game #11 11/10/26
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Jaylen finished a -27

I still hated the trade and frankly, IF they were gonna trade him I'd have wanted them to trade him + others for Giannis (didn't realize they'd trade Jaylen anyways even if Giannis fell through). But tonight did feel a bit similar to some of these Game 7s we've seen from Jaylen in the past with the turnovers, poor decisions and subpar defense. When teams put some pressure on him defensively he has trouble, and the C's are capable of doing that too.

Sixers are a loaded team but I also think Embiid is a big part of that. When he's not playing or sits, they are a bit more exposed and Lebron at his age isn't capable of playing center minutes either especially on defense. Frontcourt gets thin fast for them.

we hated the trade because we did not get long term value back. we all wanted giannis. is PG a welcome surprise since he is not who we wanted? yes. but this is real short term especially at his age and injuries.  i canot see brad not shipping PG off to get something in return before he is done for good. that is my deep concern
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Re: Celtics (8-2) at 76ers (9-2) Game #11 11/10/26
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mazzulla post game up next on nbcsb

like a sucker i will watch  :)

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Re: Celtics (8-2) at 76ers (9-2) Game #11 11/10/26
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Jaylen finished a -27

I still hated the trade and frankly, IF they were gonna trade him I'd have wanted them to trade him + others for Giannis (didn't realize they'd trade Jaylen anyways even if Giannis fell through). But tonight did feel a bit similar to some of these Game 7s we've seen from Jaylen in the past with the turnovers, poor decisions and subpar defense. When teams put some pressure on him defensively he has trouble, and the C's are capable of doing that too.

Sixers are a loaded team but I also think Embiid is a big part of that. When he's not playing or sits, they are a bit more exposed and Lebron at his age isn't capable of playing center minutes either especially on defense. Frontcourt gets thin fast for them.

I still would?ve likely traded for Giannis - he?s too good not to - but I do really question how he would fit with Tatum and this team. You can see in Miami how his unique nature requires the right players around him.

PG is such a clear fit on both sides of the ball, I think all in all this may be the better bet, especially given Gianni?s? injury history abd what it would take to get him.
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Re: Celtics (8-2) at 76ers (9-2) Game #11 11/10/26
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Jaylen finished a -27

I still hated the trade and frankly, IF they were gonna trade him I'd have wanted them to trade him + others for Giannis (didn't realize they'd trade Jaylen anyways even if Giannis fell through). But tonight did feel a bit similar to some of these Game 7s we've seen from Jaylen in the past with the turnovers, poor decisions and subpar defense. When teams put some pressure on him defensively he has trouble, and the C's are capable of doing that too.

Sixers are a loaded team but I also think Embiid is a big part of that. When he's not playing or sits, they are a bit more exposed and Lebron at his age isn't capable of playing center minutes either especially on defense. Frontcourt gets thin fast for them.

we hated the trade because we did not get long term value back. we all wanted giannis. is PG a welcome surprise since he is not who we wanted? yes. but this is real short term especially at his age and injuries.  i canot see brad not shipping PG off to get something in return before he is done for good. that is my deep concern

even if he did, PG would probably be only worth a late first rounder... Squeezing out the last of him for this year and next or trading him for someone like Ausar Thompson (with several picks going the other way, obv), might be the only move.
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