The World Is Upside Down
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One stupid joke I remember from my childhood is this:Â If your nose runs and your feet smell, you are built upside-down.
Now if the Celtics are the face of losing and the Clippers are a veteran, playoff-tested team, then this league is turned upside-down. Nothing makes sense anymore.
Big Al had trouble getting his shot off against the Clips bigs last time they played. Will he fare better this time?
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Al will do better if he passes out of the double teams and his mates knock down shots. These kids need a win in the worse way. The last thing we need is for them to lose all confidence and hang their heads. We don’t need to lose every single game, nor should we want to. How many times has the worse team actually won the lottery? Being 2nd or 3rd worst might be better.
The Celtics bigs need to focus on the boards period. No clip O rebounds, box out, and not worry about shots. Put in Kandi and Powe if the Big Al and Perk can’t get the job done.
by greendoc on Feb 2, 2007 6:54 PM EST reply actions
Big Al will fare the same. Put up some numbers, get completely out manned under the boards, and play a decent game despite having NO help.
They have to utilize Kandi to get some height in there. Gomes should be a 3 tonight. Maybe Green can get on the boards in the 2 spot. Gotta go long or just forfeit the game.
14 in a row…. YIPPPPEEEEEEE :-\
P.S. Why is it saying my comment is too short? What the hell? Do I HAVE TO be long winded like all ya’ll? :(
by Rainman on Feb 2, 2007 7:16 PM EST reply actions
What has happened with the Patriot’s Ted Johnson is a travisty. Although known of the Cs likely to sustain the longterm problems like Johnson, the fact that their is stupidity among coach’s to force and expect players to play hurt is a travesty. Exerpt below:
Former New England Patriots linebacker Ted Johnson said coach Bill Belichick subjected him to hard hits in practice while he was recovering from a concussion — against the advice of the team’s top trainer.
Johnson, who helped the Patriots win three Super Bowl titles before retiring two years ago, told The New York Times that a collision with another player during that 2002 practice led to another concussion. And, after sustaining additional concussions over the next three seasons, he now forgets people’s names…
by bceltfan on Feb 2, 2007 8:39 PM EST reply actions

































