Sorry that everyone here feels that way, this was just my opinion on what I thought the feeling was at the time Pierce went to Brooklyn. I wanted to hit the point home that Pierce will always be a Celtic, no matter what anyone thought of him playing for other teams, that was the overall ideal of the article.
There is some great constructive criticism from a lot of people here and I appreciate that, but for some people to say they won't even bother reading the rest of the article, just because of some differences of opinion is a little shortsighted and rude to be honest. It's your choice if you want to read the article, but it's really not necessary to actually say you aren't going to finish reading it, you don't like the article, you have differences of opinion, we get it.
I'm not bashing anyone's opinion here, but I don't think anyone here can say with 100% certainty, that based on the tens of millions of Celtics and Paul Pierce Fans, there weren't at least a few who were either shocked or devastated that Paul Pierce was traded, I certainly was. I thought that Pierce would close out his career with the Celtics, but I was wrong.
For those of you who offered well thought out criticisms on my article and actually read it in its entirety I thank you.
Please ignore the next post, I hit quote instead of modify.