C's Look to Bounce Back At MSG
Boston Celtics at New York Knicks, Feb 6, 2009 7:30 PM EST
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Friday, February 6, 2009
7:30 pm ET
Madison Square Garden (New York, NY)
Last night, the C's unfortunately dropped another game to last year's NBA Finals opponent, the Los Angeles Lakers. Phil Jackson's club ended a large Celtic winning streak for the second time this season with a 110-109 overtime victory at the Garden, in a thoroughly intense battle. However, that game is a thing of the past. The loss is behind us all, and there is still plenty of schedule to tackle.
Up next is a division rival in the New York Knicks, at the other Garden. The more famous Garden, at that, which has hosted a pair of historical performances this week. On Monday, Kobe Bryant led the Lakers to a 126-117 victory with Madison Square Garden's all-time high for points scored in a single game, 61. Two nights later, LeBron James helped Cleveland to a five-point edge with a filling line of 52 points, 11 assists, and nine rebounds.
Will "The Truth" join the fun tonight?

Projected Starters
PG
SG
SF
PF
C 
Team Leaders
PPG: Paul Pierce (19.4)
RPG: Kevin Garnett (9.0)
APG: Rajon Rondo (8.2)
SPG: Rajon Rondo (2.1)
BPG: Kendrick Perkins (1.8)

Projected Starters
PG
SG
SF
PF
C 
Team Leaders
PPG: Al Harrington (21.1)
RPG: David Lee (11.7)
APG: Chris Duhon (8.0)
SPG: Nate Robinson (1.5)
BPG: Wilson Chandler (0.8)


Injury Report
Brian Scalabrine (concussion - out)
Eddy Curry (sore knee - out)
Stephon Marbury (no explanation needed)
Jerome James (ruptured Achilles tendon - out)
Keys to Victory
- Transition Defense
- Control the Glass
- Dig Deep For Second Wind
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Phil Jackson gets credit for another irrelevant thing
If he stopped short they’d have to pull his nose out of Willis Reeds/Jordans/ Kobe’s butt. Man is a leech and always will be, your not Red Jackson get it in your head already. Also did the Lakers throw confetti and get drunk in the locker room after they won last night since it was the equivalent of winning the championship?
Bouncing back tonight
I think the Celtics will take care of the Knicks tonight to get back on track.
I know
Lebron is the best player in the league, Stern probably doesn’t want him to win MVP.
Bounce Back?
Bouncing Back against the Knicks after losing to the Lakers in overtime is like bouncing back off the bar room wall after getting clocked in the face by your worst enemy. In other words – the wall is no comfort (and yes I know by experience)
Is it Soup Yet?
cbaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaala
nice to see you writing again – remember lessons are free from me anytime – hehehehe
Is it Soup Yet?
Back to Back and Height
Well back to back games after a OT loss and the Flu not an easy task. If we are not going to get anyone else to play on the Celtics we need more height and it would be nice to see we had more height then the team we are playing against at certain times. Play O’Bryant with KG 5-8 minutes a game, it is a long season and worth a try maybe it might work or maybe not?. Anyone can be a much better player when playing with KG. Also play Powe or Baby, Perk, Eddie, Paul and Tony play when the 2nd unit is mismatched in height.
I didn't go anywhere
I’ve been splitting these with FL all season.
Did the Sixers game on Tuesday and the Kings game last week.
Go Celtics! Go Hoyas!
wondahbap
they did it cuz clearly Lebron was padding his stats…
Team player my butt…how the heck does he get 11ast and the PG only 3?
Um because hes an amazing passer and Mo williams is a an average passing score first shooting guard in a point guards body?
by TheAncientRivalry on Feb 6, 2009 9:00 PM EST up reply actions
They are in the Process of Losing Again
Rondo is playing wild. Someone has to calm him down.
I get smarter a little smarter listening to Frazier's vocabulary...
Here is a list of colorful words he used during the game:
effervescent
quagmire
zest
obliterate
mesmerized
discombobulated
provocative
LOL






























