SVG says our defense was the best against him in his career

[j804]

He offers HUGE praise to our guys says not one of his guys had an even decent game

Also says gameplan first and foremost for them Thursday is figuring out how to even get the ball across the court, Bradley disrupted their entire offense  


http://www.orlandosentinel.com/sports/orlando-magic/os-orlando-magic-boston-celtics-0124-20120123,0,5527629.story

[LarBrd33]

They are probably desperately trying to convince Dwight to stick around in Orlando.  So... blame it on the "best defense ever" as opposed to the total lack of talent on that squad.

[Kiorrik]

My mouth has been open since minute one of that game, and hasn't closed since.

I'm so amazed at that game - did NOT see that coming.

[Dante]

Did not see that coming either. WOW, is all I can say. But its just a game. The season long prognosis is not changed by one game.

[2short]

It was tommy ball !
Great job by the team but really nice to see some good defense out of jermaine, sasha, marquis

[2short]

side note:
we were without our starting and backup pgs and sgs
stan better say something because his team didn't listen to him to win or he didn't get the team ready to win

[Celtics4ever]

Maybe we played with a sense of desperation not to get beat and show this game.   Whatever it was we need to tap into this every game and harness it.

[rickyfan3.0...]

They really let Avery get away with reaching and hand-checking like he is a veteran... it's crazy. It surprises me, but it's great.

[Inside-Out]

They really let Avery get away with reaching and hand-checking like he is a veteran... it's crazy. It surprises me, but it's great.

They sure did, while Steimsma got away with nothing.  Weird.

I'll follow it for life, but no doubt the NBA is a rigged show.

[Q_FBE]

This is the upside of the NBA lockout. Each team will get the benefit of the other team not being ready to play and come out and take advantage of it. There will be surprises like this both good and bad. The game is evolving into what I am not sure of at this time.

We will have good nights like last night and bad nights like the ones against Phoenix, New Orleans, and Indiana.

I don't see anybody running away from this league, not even Miami and Oklahoma.

Improving trends is what I am looking for. Last night was like a good day in the stock market for your company you invest in, up on heavy volume. We need a follow through to confirm the uptrend (follow through on Thursday night is a good place to start).

[Celts Fan 92]

They really let Avery get away with reaching and hand-checking like he is a veteran... it's crazy. It surprises me, but it's great.

They sure did, while Steimsma got away with nothing.  Weird.

I'll follow it for life, but no doubt the NBA is a rigged show.

LOL at this garbage Avery played great D no way last night's game was rigged get outta here bruh

[Inside-Out]

They really let Avery get away with reaching and hand-checking like he is a veteran... it's crazy. It surprises me, but it's great.

They sure did, while Steimsma got away with nothing.  Weird.

I'll follow it for life, but no doubt the NBA is a rigged show.

LOL at this garbage Avery played great D no way last night's game was rigged get outta here bruh

No question he played great D, but not only did this second-year player with hardly any court time under his belt completely run over a former allstar point guard in open court without a whistle, Bradley was not called for a single foul in the nearly 30 minutes he played.

And the C's happend to come in thin at the guard spots with their top 4 guards out (RR, RA, KD, and MP).

Anyone else find that a little weird?  At least incredibly unlikely to near impossible? 

Not a single foul?

Not a single hand-check?

[Celts Fan 92]

They really let Avery get away with reaching and hand-checking like he is a veteran... it's crazy. It surprises me, but it's great.

They sure did, while Steimsma got away with nothing.  Weird.

I'll follow it for life, but no doubt the NBA is a rigged show.

LOL at this garbage Avery played great D no way last night's game was rigged get outta here bruh

No question he played great D, but not only did this second-year player with hardly any court time under his belt completely run over a former allstar point guard in open court without a whistle, Bradley was not called for a single foul in the nearly 30 minutes he played.

And the C's happend to come in thin at the guard spots with their top 4 guards out (RR, RA, KD, and MP).

Anyone else find that a little weird?  At least incredibly unlikely to near impossible? 

Not a single foul?

Not a single hand-check?

LOL completely run over?? u talkin bout when Nelson stopped nd he tripped behind him? he was in Nelson's head wit physical play are u a new NBA fan or sumthin? cuz if u think tht was hackin u must not have been around in the 80's nd 90's

[kozlodoev]

LOL completely run over?? u talkin bout when Nelson stopped nd he tripped behind him?

That was pretty much a 100% foul no matter how you slice it.

[Inside-Out]

They really let Avery get away with reaching and hand-checking like he is a veteran... it's crazy. It surprises me, but it's great.

They sure did, while Steimsma got away with nothing.  Weird.

I'll follow it for life, but no doubt the NBA is a rigged show.

LOL at this garbage Avery played great D no way last night's game was rigged get outta here bruh

No question he played great D, but not only did this second-year player with hardly any court time under his belt completely run over a former allstar point guard in open court without a whistle, Bradley was not called for a single foul in the nearly 30 minutes he played.

And the C's happend to come in thin at the guard spots with their top 4 guards out (RR, RA, KD, and MP).

Anyone else find that a little weird?  At least incredibly unlikely to near impossible? 

Not a single foul?

Not a single hand-check?

LOL completely run over?? u talkin bout when Nelson stopped nd he tripped behind him? he was in Nelson's head wit physical play are u a new NBA fan or sumthin? cuz if u think tht was hackin u must not have been around in the 80's nd 90's

Not only am I not new to the NBA, I'm also quite well versed in the English language.

And I don't think I've ever seen a player play physical defense like that for nearly 30 minutes without a single whistle.  Not Payton or any of the top wing defenders of the last three decades.

And never a third-string second-year player against an established starter and former allstar on a winning team.

Meanwhile, Steimsma got whistled for bumps with the body in the paint...