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[Steve Huffman <stevhuff@eastky.net>]

Stackhouse led all scorers with 25 points, 7-19 fg, 9-9 ft, and 3 assists.
Doesn't
seem to me like he was eaten for breakfast by the Celtics.  He's not
a great player, but he is a good player.  I still think he could play and play
well
for Boston.  I didn't suggest that Boston trade for Stackhouse, someone else
posted that.  I just agreed and still think he is a good player.  Right now he
is
a better player than Billups, and I'm not advocating trading Billups for
Stackhouse.
Stackhouse is not a rookie.  Billups is .  Billups may  eventually even be
better than Stackhouse, and, again, he may never be as good.  Wait and see.
Time will tell,
and let history record the facts.

Steve Huffman

Dorine Pratt wrote:

> After seeing Stackhouse tonight and his attitude, you can have him.  He
> didn't look too great to me, the Celts ate him for breakfast.
> Dorine
>
> Cecil Wright wrote:
>
> > On Sun, 14 Dec 1997, Steve Huffman wrote:
> >
> > > What makes you think that Philadelphia would trade Stackhouse
> > > for Billups?  I would like for Stackhouse to play for Boston, but
> > > I just don't think that Philadelphia would trade even for Billups.
> >
> > This has been mentioned before, but I can't see why we'd want Stackhouse.
> > It would certainly stymie the chance for Mercer to develop as well as
> > limiting minutes for Bowen and McCarty.  The last thing the C's need is
> > another player who views himself as a jump-shooter.
> >
> > Cecil