rey_1178 said:Yeah I saw that. Yuck! I already had a headache before the game :/
The Celtics beat the "team without a heart" by nineteen and even led by twenty-nine before bringing in a bunch of guys that no one had ever heard of.
One down, but their next six opponents are San Antonio, Chicago, Indiana, Philadelphia, with those first four games being played in five days, followed by games against Miami and Atlanta. The Celtics will be playing an incredible 11 games in 15 days, and without Pitreous.
"The Mavericks and I have mutually agreed that it's in the best interest of both parties for me to step away from the team," Odom said in a statement to ESPN.com. "I'm sorry that things didn't work out better for both of us, but I wish the Mavs' organization, my teammates and Dallas fans nothing but continued success in the defense of their championship." [...]
Sources said Monday that Odom's departure will be immediate and that the Mavericks intend to simply list him as inactive for the rest of the season instead of outright releasing him, leaving open the possibility that they could still trade him after the season in conjunction with the draft. Any team that has Odom on its roster as of June 29 must buy him out by that date for $2.4 million or otherwise accept responsibility for the full $8.2 million that Odom is scheduled to earn in 2012-13.
rey_1178 said:I really hope these last two weeks don't really mean anything ........
...Last year the Bulls, Celtics and the Magic were a combined 8-3 against the Heat. Come playoff time, the Heat won series 4-1, 4-1 and the Magic were eliminated in the 2nd round.
salsadancer7 said:Jon Berry is an a$$ clown. This guy has this thing about "you gotta send a messege" to the Celtics that you can beat them.
Last year the Bulls, Celtics and the Magic were a combined 8-3 against the Heat. Come playoff time, the Heat won series 4-1, 4-1 and the Magic were eliminated in the 2nd round.
BillD1984 said:After Sunday's blowout win over the Sixers, Doug Collins was fawning all over the Celtics, calling them a "very dangerous" team in the playoffs.
I still think they're a "one and done" (series) playoff team, but there's no denying that the C's are playing- by far- their best ball of the season.
KG has been a possessed player since the all-star break.
I don't see why they can't beat the Bulls in the conference semi's.
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You know that series with the Celtics would of gone longer if Rondo doesn't "get hurt".
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You know that series with the Celtics would of gone longer if Rondo doesn't "get hurt".
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