Classy.
Professional.
Loyal.
Team Player
Sacrifice.
Committed
All the words that used to be used to describe Ray Allen.
No longer. The Woj piece, made some sense.
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba--heat-gave-ray-allen-reason-to-again-feel-wanted.htmlIt explained why Ray left.
I mean its kind of like why your spouse cheated on you and ran away with your worst enemy.
There's always a reason.
Let's hope that the Celtics aren't dumb enough to put up some highlight video of Ray Allen when he comes back to the Garden.
No. He does not get his number retired.
No we do not cheer him.
He was a merc. He came. He shot. He won a title and left.
He was not a real Celtic.
Can't ever think of a time this has occurred in Boston.
Jo Jo White might have been the closest thing.
He was going to quit the team. He demanded a trade and was sent to Golden State.
Cowen's retired and then ended up on Don Nelson's Milwalkee Bucks, a rival in the 80's.
Has Boston ever embraced those players the same way ever again?
6 million a year-twice as much money.
A no trade contract.- job security
A city that loved him.- seriously
Hard to find any excuses on this one.
His feelings got hurt because he almost got traded.
His ego got hurt because he was a 6th man.
Tell that to Hondo. Tell that to McHale.
Go to South Beach.
You deserve Lebron and Wade and Bosh. Pat Riley.
But don't come home to New England.
There ain't no banners for you.
We don't want to attend your HOF speech,
anymore than we want to listen to Michael Jordan rant.
You just don't get it.
Karma has a way of catching up on you.
Your legacy.
The all time leading Three-Point Shooter.
Perhaps Pat Riley will hire you when you retire? To be part of the Heat organization?
LOL