Stuff I Love
- Everything about Kevin Garnett.
- Paul Pierce taking charges on defense. My how times have changed.
- Ray Allen always under control, always at his own pace.
- Eddie House from the corner.
- House and Ray Allen with the quickest releases I've seen on the Celtics.
- Every time Rondo hits a midrange jumper.
- Perkins and Garnett swallowing up a post player under the basket.
- Boston fans in the TD Banknorth Garden.
- Big Baby Davis, the new fan favorite.
- Leading the league in opponents' field goal percentage.
- Hearing Bob Cousy actually impressed with the Celtics.
- Ball movement and seeing the ball passed 3, 4, or even 5 times in an offensive set.
- That move where Pierce feels the opponent's hand on him, and swings his arms up to draw the foul.
- Every time Perkins dunks.
- Adding two points to the score in my head as soon as Ray Allen steps to the line.
- Few second chance points by the other team.
- Rondo penetrating easily even though defenders are playing off him.
- Being blissfully unaware of who is at the top of the early draft projections.
- Pierce posting up. Pierce driving the lane. Pierce passing up 3 pointers.
- The absence of the Doc Rivers "befuddled" face.
- Opposing coaches with the "befuddled" face.
- 20 point leads.
- Teammates sprinting over to pick up a player lying on the floor.
- Wide open 3 point looks with nobody within 10 feet.
- Winning basketball, period.
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Opponents afraid of coming to the Gah-den again.
by Mr Freeze on Nov 11, 2007 1:59 PM EST reply actions
Rooks playing without pressure instead of being centerpieces of the team.
by Mr Freeze on Nov 11, 2007 2:04 PM EST reply actions
Tommy forgetting to give Tommy Points because he actually has good basketball to talk about instead.
by Leprechaun on Nov 11, 2007 2:10 PM EST reply actions
Looking at the schedule and wondering when/if we might actually lose a game (rather than win a game).
by DJ to Bird on Nov 11, 2007 2:16 PM EST reply actions
Starting to get worried when the opponents start chipping away at a 20 point lead
Watching our defense steer a driving lane right into Perk, and watching him stop very unexpectedly
watching opposing big men get flung out of range of rebounds
no look passes
anticipation of passing lanes, and stepping in for the steal
Pierce gathering himself and going in, and watching whoever is guarding him not being able to do anything about it.
Being able to go to a game not just to see the other team’s stars, but our own stars. And being able to see a good team without automatically chalking up a loss.
by orrzor on Nov 11, 2007 2:50 PM EST reply actions
Yeah, but there’s stuff not to like as well. (Why start a whole new thread when you can do some nitpicking right here?)
The referess this year have been brutally inconsistent and bad. And it’s not just the Celtics getting the shaft (hello, Tommy Heinsohn). It’s everyone. I’ve watched all the C’s games, all the Spurs games, and a few other assorted games, and the refs have people shaking their heads way too often in every city.
The noise in NBA arenas unrelated to fan excitement is increasing. If I’m forced to listen to one more yahoo public address guy who’s way too full of himself, I might have to take matters into my own hands.
Some of the Celtics cheerleaders/dancers are not in game shape. Somebody’s been bringing Godiva chocolates into the gals’ dressing room.
Scalabrainy almost gets a free pass because he caught a wayward right hand. He’s still the worst basketball player I’ve seen on any NBA roster.
I’m pretty sure Doc Rivers has little to do with the Celtics unbeaten record. He’s the same coach with questionable decision-making and strategy issues who happens to have better players. At the end of the day (as he loves to say), he’s just not a very good coach and will end up costing the team a playoff series.
The three stud players are getting too many minutes. Most every team in the league with the exception of Phoenix goes with at least a ten-man rotation these days. I realize we’re all excited about winning because there hasn’t been a lot of it around here since Jim O’Brien ran the bench, but a) we don’t want to burn out the stars and b) we should be developing the bench.
Comcast needs to broadcast in high definition for all games.
Either give Brandon Wallace some minutes or send him to the Flash so he can play.
There’s a fifteenth roster spot open if Antoine Walker gets cut loose by the T-Wolves. He’s another one of Wyc’s favorite players (or maybe his wife’s). I shudder to think about him ordering Ainge to go after Antoine in the same way as he made it clear Mark Blount should be offered a big contract. Wyc should sit courtside and cheer, write checks, and keep his starstruck wife and her girlfriends out of the locker room.
The postgame “concerts” feature some of the most god-awful recording “artists” in the business.
Mike Gorman is a wonderful play-by-play guy and Donnie Marshall does a fine job in the studio. The rest of the broadcast team could use an upgrade, however.
Why must there be a collective nickname for Garnett, Pierce and Allen?
by lemonadesky on Nov 11, 2007 6:27 PM EST reply actions
When a double team collapses on either KG or a driving Pierce, leaving House or Allen open for 3.
by adrianheh on Nov 11, 2007 6:30 PM EST reply actions
I realized I forgot one.
KG. Just… KG. This guy is just awesome. I cannot believe we have this stud in the Green.
by adrianheh on Nov 11, 2007 6:33 PM EST reply actions
Chuckle. Amen to the above comment.
Talking wins instead of what might have been.
by CoachA on Nov 11, 2007 8:12 PM EST reply actions

































