Just noticed the Magic/Heat box score. Baby came off the bench to chip in 18 points. Do you think he will be a starter in Orlando or be a 6th man off the bench. And if he is the 6th man, what are the odds come playoffs he wishes he was in green?
Also a nice piece on the Aging Celtics
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/blog/ball_dont_lie/post/Boston-Celtics-2011-12-Season-Preview;_ylt=AoRTCJFPJPTddWk47y8M5wK8vLYF?urn=nba-wp12145
Lol Dwyer is such a cruddy writer though. I mean it's bad. Look at this sentence that I took from this article:
Not quite to the point that critics were ready to call off their championship expectations, but because the team missed out the heavy duty days of the NBA's truncated free-agent signing period, there were worries that Green's absence could hurt the older Celtics in ways abbreviated minutes or slim practices couldn't help.
It's not even a sentence. It's just a bunch of thoughts separated by commas with a period at the end. He and Chris Chase both make Yahoo look weak. If it wasn't for Woj and Spears Yahoo would have nothing but journalists with little to no credibility.
The injury has limited Pierce to just one practice in Celtics camp, and while it's not like a 13-year veteran who's scored more than 21,000 points in his career is going to forget how to play ball, going into the season with a rusty leading scorer wouldn't exactly help a Boston attack that's fallen into the bottom half of the league in offensive efficiency in each of the past two seasons.
I like the perspective of the article for sure, but I hate reading sentences that are the length of a paragraph.
Topic: Big baby had a big day, & he came off the bench! Oh and a cool Kell Dywer piece (Read 1115 times)