Daily Links 3/18

by FLCeltsFan @ CelticsBlog on Mar 18, 2007 12:10 AM EDT in Boston Celtics News & Links

Herald Celtics end their woes against the Spurs
Popovich knows the joy of a top pick, Danny acknowledges fine
Healthiest teams are the front runners for the title.
Globe Celtics end losing streak at 17 years
Ray more confident, Scal has a girl
Telfair pines on the bench, discouraged by demotion - and a lot of other topics
Memphis Commercial Appeal Durant's parents will make decision on staying in school or going Pro
Worcester Telegram The race at the top is far more interesting, Celebrating the Celtics 1st Championship
MetroWest Daily Decision on Doc nearing. Is he the answer?
Denver Post UK & KU match traditions, Rondo's hands too big?
AOL Sports Oden's hard foul could have ended college career
San Antonio Express News Ginobili blames loss on confidence
Spurs notebook - Celtics winning lottery would bring fairness in unfair world
Celtics finally figure a way to defeat Spurs

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Danny better have been Charming ;). I trust the Durant will make the right Decision.

Congrats to Scal

Bassy needs to stop sounding like a wussy, man up, and get the position back if he thinks that’s what he deserves.

by ManUp on Mar 18, 2007 10:18 AM EDT reply actions

Good win.

Once again, Doc decided to go small with 5mins left in the game and once again it was the wrong decision. AL/KP were dominating the defensive boards and for whatever reason Doc decided to go small(oh, and with Rondo’s 14rb in the bench). This victory was won purely by effort and heart…not coaching. I give Doc credit for the first 3qtrs, but I can’t give him credit for closing the game…

..anyways, that was an awesome victory

by cocofan on Mar 18, 2007 10:24 AM EDT reply actions

doc went small because san antone went small. he kept rondo out so spurs would not sag off him. of course rondo would have penetrated and he would have rebounded. pp made very tough 1 on 1 shots to win the game, but how many times have we seen him miss those shots, and if he did miss there would have been no one to rebound. i can see doc’s logic, but i still think it was a losing logic. we won,but look at our record; how many like that have we lost /

by nazzbo on Mar 18, 2007 11:20 AM EDT reply actions

Peter May’s article is once again bizarre, reads like he wrote it a week ago. Has he not noticed that Rondo and West are both starting? And no mention of Doc’s comments about Allan Ray at PG, either.

by MattD on Mar 18, 2007 1:13 PM EDT reply actions

Rivers has proved during a season of monumental struggles that he can help solve the problems of this franchise. What he has yet to prove, however, is that he is the answer.

by scndtony on Mar 18, 2007 7:44 PM EDT reply actions