The trading deadline, where the can will get kicked down the road ...
Again.
Can't give up any youth, you know.
Rinse, repeat.
Love the nonsense you provide for these discussions.
And further down he talks of treading water. No one is happy with a mediocre treadmill record. Tonight was a big win. We had it wrapped up until the Isaiah ejection and we still won.
We don't deserve it, but we are in the third seed. Brooklyn is a half hame out of last place.
The key is to have all the assets ready at the same time. It'd be easier to wait a couple years and let the young guys percolate than to get ripped off in a trade for Cousins. I wouldn't mind a two for one, or three for two trade. but it wouldn't be worth it unloading the assets unless it guaranteed top contending and not just Toronto-Clippers levels for winning.
Jaylen Brown seems to be our best asset. He's only 20 and they want him to earn it and/or not be rushed.
Marcus Smart is getting there.
Olynyk was very good in the first half, bad in the second.
The schedule seems to get a lot easier after the next three games. We still have to gel and not get injuries. After the next two road games, we will have seven extra home games the rest of the way.
You're not talking about Ryan Gomes and Gerald Green if you decide to swing for the fences. Impatient babies would probably have us trading Jaylen, all the Brooklyn picks, Rozier and Olynyk for Cousins.
Danny's assets are collecting interest. They are houses in Monopoly collecting rent and growing. I don't think Isaiah and Horford are enough to go with Cousins for what it will cost. Olynyk is not RJ Hunter. Jaylen Brown is not Jordan Mickey. Olynyk is being tested this year and Brown has been quite impressive so far for a twenty year old rookie. Smart is competitive and getting better.
Maybe one could argue Rozier won this game. He had a good one.
The Celtics grass is green, the skies are blue, there's nothing but sunshine for Celtics Nation. Danny can't just snap his fingers and recreate 2008. This is taking longer, but it should last for many more years and eventually become quite satisfying. The Celtics are ahead of schedule, if anything.