Hart5150 said:Don't really know how Boston lost that game.issed. Props to the Heat
Not only did Garrett have a terrible shooting night, he had a brain fart on the last possession and missed the screen leaving Pierce to take the 20 ft fade away. Than they were just gassed in OT.
Rondo was not even close to being himself with the busted elbow.
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SabresRule said:As good as Heat/Celtics was, Oklahoma City/Memphis topped that- and then some!
yep. if bosh doesn't finally show up last night, miami loses for sure.Bosh totally outplayed KG in the game and showed some grit in the 2nd half after being timid in the 1st half. And it was defense once again that made this game. Boston is in trouble. KG's AND Ray Allen's inconsistency has been tough to over come. You could say, that was due to Miami's defense.
SabresRule said:Way to disrespect the Mavs.
He has been a complete no-show!
HD MM said:Maybe, like Pau Gosol, he had a spat with his girlfriend?
Lol...is that what they are saying about Pau?
I have to admit I was dead wrong on the Perkins trade. It has cost the Celtics a chance at an NBA title in 2011.
I thought Jeff Green was better than he has been, he sucks. Krystic is a typical soft Euro who has no business playing in the middle.
The Celtics went 33-10 without Perkins at the start of the season, and then 7-4 with him before he was traded. What has hurt the Celtics most is the injury to Shaq. If a healthy Shaq was worth even one point in regulation last night, then this series woud be tied at 2-2. In fact, if Shaq had been able to play even ten minutes a game down the stretch, Boston would have home court in this series as well.
You can't have your cake and eat it to. The Celtics traded Perkins for Jeff Green AND the Clippers 2012 first round draft pick. I don't know if it is protected or not, but I expect a Clippers pick to at least be in the top ten, and probably better than that. When the Celtics try to acquire one more established player with younger legs for next years final "Big-Three" run, that draft pick will be worth a lot more than their own, 25th or so pick.
The Celtics went 33-10 without Perkins at the start of the season, and then 7-4 with him before he was traded. What has hurt the Celtics most is the injury to Shaq. If a healthy Shaq was worth even one point in regulation last night, then this series woud be tied at 2-2. In fact, if Shaq had been able to play even ten minutes a game down the stretch, Boston would have home court in this series as well.
You can't have your cake and eat it to. The Celtics traded Perkins for Jeff Green AND the Clippers 2012 first round draft pick. I don't know if it is protected or not, but I expect a Clippers pick to at least be in the top ten, and probably better than that. When the Celtics try to acquire one more established player with younger legs for next years final "Big-Three" run, that draft pick will be worth a lot more than their own, 25th or so pick.
Way to disrespect the Mavs.
Not so. At the start of the game, the players didn't have batting averages, as division by zero is "undefined".HD MM said:Pop Quiz: "Name the only game in baseball history where every player on a team went into a regulation nine-inning game and came out of it with the same batting average?” Answer: Bob Feller's Opening Day no-hitter against the White Sox in 1940.
Not so. At the start of the game, the players didn't have batting averages, as division by zero is "undefined".
The question therefore should be, ""Name the only game in baseball history where every player on a team came out of a regulation nine-inning game with the same batting average after his last at-bat that he had after his first at-bat."
What does being Jewish have to do with it?
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