Amazing season from him.

He's cut from a different cloth.

It's going to be a while before we see another like him.

He is just a baller.

You can tell he just loves the game, and loves competing.  No matter what it is he needs to do, he has adapted.  A lot of people underrate that quality about him.

There hasn't been a lot of stars that, when placed with other stars, can change their game to give exactly what the team needs.

Having been only just a little too young to watch Larry Bird, I feel that I'm very lucky to have watched Paul Pierce, one of the all time Celtic greats from his rookie days through to the great veteran we see now.

I hope Rondo convinces KG to give it another go next season, because I do think Pierce and KG will hang it up at the same time, and no way do I think either of these guys are done.

he's the best and its been an honor to watch him grow and cheer for him through the good and bad times.  he will sorely be missed once he is gone and i think one of those players some people will value when he is gone

Truth.

Paul Pierce, the legend in our hearts

Paul Pierce is my hero:

Doc Rivers says:

"Well I have a team rule since I've coached, and, of all the guys, it's Paul Pierce ... My rule is, if I'm in a restaurant, and any player -- I don't care who he's with, family -- I have to pay. And this year we found out Paul Pierce, I think like eight different times on the road, walked into a restaurant that I was in. Well I found out he was getting information from our equipment manager. He was actually asking where I was going so he could go."