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Re: Bench Terry
« Reply #75 on: April 21, 2013, 08:28:23 AM »

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Terry is not only missing shots, he is taking terrible decisions. That's mind-boggling : the best example from last night is the time he went for a crazy dunk instead of simply going for the layup... he got blocked and the Knicks got an easy basket (if I remember correctly). Not to mention his bad passes or choices but that was the case of the entire team last night.

The play stands out to me is when he didn't rotate to pick up Martin when KG left him to double Melo later in the game. All chance was lost at that moment.

Re: Bench Terry
« Reply #76 on: April 21, 2013, 11:12:45 AM »

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Well, I'd like to put out an APB:



Jason Terry is MISSING.

The Jason Terry that most of us were excited about in the pre-season...the Jason Terry that was crucial to DAL success...is MISSING.

He needs to be found.

I don't think he's in danger, but for whatever reason he is just not there - YET.

He is still a favorite player of mine, and I believe he WILL show up eventually to help this team.
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Re: Bench Terry
« Reply #77 on: April 21, 2013, 11:17:53 AM »

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still think Doc is using him poorly

Re: Bench Terry
« Reply #78 on: April 21, 2013, 11:26:08 AM »

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still think Doc is using him poorly

I haven't ruled that out either.

But as a Player's Coach, if this is the case I wish Jason, Paul, KG - whoever - would just sit down with Doc and make suggestions...Doc has always said he's not perfect, but he is still the coach...but he is certainly approachable.

We're going to need JT's production to survive NY and this playoffs...if he goes 0-4 again or keeps doing this, BOS will have a quick out in these playoffs.

Re: Bench Terry
« Reply #79 on: April 21, 2013, 12:13:43 PM »

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Well, as poorly as Terry has played this year, the playoffs have just started, this is just one game, and it's not like the rest of the team was good in the second half.

The Knicks adjustments worked out pretty well, they started hacking our ballhandlers and penetrators and getting the ball most of the time. Then we settled (as always) for the contested jumpshots. That was supposed to be our plan against them, but they managed to take advantage of it against our terrible offense.

Terry did take a bad decision when he tried to dunk it, he should've made a play, just like when the Captain, with Lee open, took a wild 3 when the Cs were up 7.  Crawesome was too afraid to shoot, Courtney Lee was reluctant also, taking only a 3. Terry took some open shots and he missed them, but he isn't the reason the Celtics lost. Yes, if he made a couple of them it's a different game, but that can said about KG, PP and Green in the second half.

The real problem is the lack of playmaking, and I'd love to see less catch and shoot and more pick and roll from Terry. Right now, he needs to regain his shooting touch, but I'd rather put him in the game in the role Eddie House had in 2008-2009. Come into the game, take your shots, if you're hot, keep it, if not, go back to the bench.

Terry is playing decent D. He reminds me a bit of Nate, who was trying his best to not go completely crazy on offense, and busting his behind on D. But the bad thing for Terry is we all remember him in the pick and roll with Dirk, with his pull up shots in crunch time. So our expectations are too high.

It won't happen, but Doc should never have Bass as his center, Wilcox or Shav  should be in the game wherever KG is on the bench. Then, when Bass is on the bench, Green should be at the 4, and T-Will should spell the Captain. Try TWill as your playmaker and let the bulldogs play full-court press.

Re: Bench Terry
« Reply #80 on: April 21, 2013, 12:19:50 PM »

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still think Doc is using him poorly

I haven't ruled that out either.

But as a Player's Coach, if this is the case I wish Jason, Paul, KG - whoever - would just sit down with Doc and make suggestions...Doc has always said he's not perfect, but he is still the coach...but he is certainly approachable.

We're going to need JT's production to survive NY and this playoffs...if he goes 0-4 again or keeps doing this, BOS will have a quick out in these playoffs.

In the interview Doc did after the game, he said he listens to his players than he does his assistants in suits and ties.  That says a lot about Doc.  And I believe a lot of what most of us are yapping about has been discussed behind the scenes by Doc, KG, Pierce, and even Terry himself.

People should stop blaming Doc for Terry's shortcomings.  Terry is terrible as he's been all season long.  Plain and simple

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Re: Bench Terry
« Reply #81 on: April 21, 2013, 12:38:21 PM »

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Re: Bench Terry
« Reply #82 on: April 21, 2013, 12:48:00 PM »

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he is already on bench, perhaps we should start him to skae things up.

By the way, you should not bench a shooter because the only way shooters get out of a slump is by shooting. Terry needs to be told by DOC is to take the ball to the hoop when his shot is not faling. Get some layups or free throws. That will restore confidence.

He's had all season; it's not his confidence. As you can tell from interviews and other arrogant remarks, his confident is sky-high. It's his talent level that's collapsed.
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Re: Bench Terry
« Reply #83 on: April 21, 2013, 02:32:21 PM »

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He had a bad shooting night but I don't know why people are saying he turned the ball over.

We need to have a little more faith in this guy because he's been here before and has embraced the limelight of the playoffs.

Does anyone remember him torching Lebron- Spoelstra stuck Lebron on him and he torched him for 26 points (or something like that?).

The guy is a scorer, the only looks he's getting are threes.
No pick and rolls, no pin downs, no curls.
It's not just his fault.

Mark my words if you're going to hate on a guy who's so crucial to our success you might as well give up on this team now because  without him scoring his average 10 ppg we ain't getting to the ECF again.

Give him a chance to shine in the playoffs. That's why we brought him here. He knows he screwed up but he's got time to make up for it.

His defense has been very good too, his deflections and passing lane denial are gold.
This is the kind of guy who's got the ability to suddenly catch fire and make everyone eat their words.
I just hope it's not too many of our own green blooded Celtics fans that do eat em. Jesus give the guy some positive encouragement- he' been there, done that when it comes to playoff basketball so have a little more respect.
Without him we are nothing this post season.

See, this is the problem. You're living in the past. If I were to argue in your same illogical style, I should be trying to convince everyone to remember KG's Minnesota's days, where he could net 25/10 with ease. But this is 2013. Stop living in the past. Terry is washed up and done.

We don't need Terry's 10 ppg to win this series out. All we need to do is reallocate his minutes to player(s) that could give us more value with those minutes. Don't think that just because Terry doesn't play that his 10 measly points per game just disappears. Those minutes will be given to someone else that can actually put up production in the allotted time, and not just brick shots all day to a loss.


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Re: Bench Terry
« Reply #84 on: April 21, 2013, 07:57:04 PM »

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play Williams, much more energy, at least same shooting....better defense....younger...faster.....terry adds NOTHING....no more time on "what he COULD" do..he is not ray allen in a shooting slump so forget it.....!!!

Re: Bench Terry
« Reply #85 on: April 21, 2013, 08:09:08 PM »

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Need Jason Terry to have a good series. Put up 12-15ppg.

His offensive game and scoring punch nicely balances A.Bradley's and C.Lee's more defensive orientated play. If Terry cannot do that job, it is a big loss for Boston. Important role player. 

Re: Bench Terry
« Reply #86 on: April 21, 2013, 08:50:31 PM »

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I have no faith that JET will produce for more than 1 game in this series if at all.  One of 2 things will become apparent after this series. 

Either JET is washed up and needs to be moved as soon as possible OR Doc is clueless how to use players effectively on the court.  (possibly both)

Re: Bench Terry
« Reply #87 on: April 21, 2013, 08:53:28 PM »

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One of 2 things will become apparent after this series. 

Either JET is washed up and needs to be moved as soon as possible OR Doc is clueless how to use players effectively on the court.  (possibly both)

OR that JET is truly clutch.

I see him averaging 16 a game, for the rest of the playoffs (aka for the next four series's).
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Re: Bench Terry
« Reply #88 on: April 21, 2013, 08:59:46 PM »

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He had a bad shooting night but I don't know why people are saying he turned the ball over.

We need to have a little more faith in this guy because he's been here before and has embraced the limelight of the playoffs.

Does anyone remember him torching Lebron- Spoelstra stuck Lebron on him and he torched him for 26 points (or something like that?).

The guy is a scorer, the only looks he's getting are threes.
No pick and rolls, no pin downs, no curls.
It's not just his fault.

Mark my words if you're going to hate on a guy who's so crucial to our success you might as well give up on this team now because  without him scoring his average 10 ppg we ain't getting to the ECF again.

Give him a chance to shine in the playoffs. That's why we brought him here. He knows he screwed up but he's got time to make up for it.

His defense has been very good too, his deflections and passing lane denial are gold.
This is the kind of guy who's got the ability to suddenly catch fire and make everyone eat their words.
I just hope it's not too many of our own green blooded Celtics fans that do eat em. Jesus give the guy some positive encouragement- he' been there, done that when it comes to playoff basketball so have a little more respect.
Without him we are nothing this post season.

See, this is the problem. You're living in the past. If I were to argue in your same illogical style, I should be trying to convince everyone to remember KG's Minnesota's days, where he could net 25/10 with ease. But this is 2013. Stop living in the past. Terry is washed up and done.

We don't need Terry's 10 ppg to win this series out. All we need to do is reallocate his minutes to player(s) that could give us more value with those minutes. Don't think that just because Terry doesn't play that his 10 measly points per game just disappears. Those minutes will be given to someone else that can actually put up production in the allotted time, and not just brick shots all day to a loss.

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Re: Bench Terry
« Reply #89 on: April 21, 2013, 09:25:39 PM »

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And when Terry finally breaks out we'll see a thread containing tha opposite of this one.

Terry has to contribute. It's a must. We can debate all day long about Doc's use of Terry vs Terry "sucking" but I really don't see tha point when for most of this season Terry hasn't shown much. But I would like to see tha ball in Terry's hands more instead of only when curling around screens. I'm a Terry supporter so I believe in him to turn it around but it should have happened already.

For this team to have a chance, he must step up as well as others on tha bench. KG, Truth, and Green can't do it by themselves. He's done all tha talking, but tha action hasn't been there. Let's get it done.
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