Speaking of which:
Bulpett: Why Celtics’ pursuit of Kevin Love is unlikely to heat up
http://www.bostonherald.com/sports/celtics_nba/boston_celtics/2015/06/bulpett_why_celtics_pursuit_of_kevin_love_is_unlikely_to
Blah blah blah.
According to Bulpett, the Celts won't improve at all this year and we'll probably have to wait til hell freezes over for the Celts to win another championship.
Not exactly.
Add into that the uncertainty of what can happen between now and the end of draft night when the Celtics have two picks in each round and the potential for major trades. The chance that the roster could be altered significantly is very real, bringing with it the potential for yet another perspective.
Bulpett's point was that the circumstances last summer were different and the fate of Rondo and Green were dependent on Love's acquisition which seems reasonable and made the Love acquisition a higher priority.
As far as Bulpett's claim that Ainge was upset about getting into the playoffs, Danny wouldn't say that even if true. However, Danny did say that he was happy that the Cs were playing meaningful games late in the season which is at odds with Bulpett's and certain CBloggers' tanking-gone-wrong narrative.
http://boston.cbslocal.com/2015/03/26/ainge-season-wont-be-a-failure-if-celtics-miss-playoffs/
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I'm reading the same thing from every NBA pundit who talks about the Cs this off-season. Ainge is looking to make big deals. There's no way he's making all those picks the next 4 years, he's got a ton of cap room, he's got the temperament to take risks, and he has the support of ownership to do so.
By the way, I didn't mean to be rude to you personally. I really didn't.
It was more a reaction to Bulpett and him throwing cold water on the Love pursuit. Maybe he's right and I need to bring my hopes down, but that's all it is.
Or maybe the Celts have just now shifted their focus to Aldridge, which wouldn't be a bad thing.
Whether it's Love or Aldridge, I'd take either one.
Anyway, I didn't mean to be rude to you
It just seems Bulpett has been Mr. Killjoy so far this offseason by first saying he wouldn't be surprised if the Celts weren't better next year than they were this year, which would mean we'd have to settle for jabronis like Biyombo and Aminu rather than Love and LMA.