RE: Why Dana?

[ramani_rite@lnmta.bentley.edu]

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I made that comment because, there seems to be a chemistry between the
players and a sense of trust between them. Dana  is the closet to a 3 point
threat we have.  He is our back point guard and yes I agree he is too
expensive but then do you want to draft a back up point guard and have the
possibility that he might walk out after the rookie contract expires or be
another Billups (high expectation, can not adjust to new style of game).
Our low post D was traded away to Toronto, so what do we do? Draft another
and hopefully he might be the one??

I am in favour of improving the team but when we play 12 deep every game,
how do we decide who goes? Let's not forget everyone who was on the team in
the begining and is here now has improved leaps and bounds.

Ritesh Ramani


                                                                 
                                                                 
                                                                 




If anyone has watched this team this year and says it ain't broke I had to
question their logic.  Even though we won some more games we still have a
long way to go.  We have no low post D, no consistent 3 point threat, and
although the D is tough, we still give up a lot of easy hoops and got
pounded by Miami a couple of times.
We are getting close but still have a way to go.

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> All I got to say is,
> If ain't broke, don't fix it.
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> Ritesh Ramani
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> >Though Dana is making alot of money, I don't think we should trade him
> >unless we get something of value for him.  As a Celtic fan, I could
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> >less about whether we trade one of our players to a team that can use
>him
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> >not.
> After making the Billups and Brown trade, Kenny has experienced knee
> problems.  Though all reports have indicated that this is not a serious
> injury, anything which will limit his mobility is cause for concern in my
> book.  I know I am not the only person who is really scared that he may
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> return to his previous level, but nobody wants to say it.
> Dana, has no more defensive liabilities that does Kenny, but we have been
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> happy with his addition to the team that we've overlooked some decent
> minutes from Barros, and to a lesser degree, Edney.  Unless we can get
Mike
> Bibby in the draft, I wouldn't unload Barros so quickly, and even if we
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> in a position to snare Bibby, should we when consensus seems to be that
we
> should go for the beef?  I think that would make for an interesting
> decision
> for RP and CW.
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Shailendra K. Mishra <skmishra@dlsun660.us.oracle.com>
> To: celtics@igtc.COM <celtics@igtc.COM>; leonelq@quetal.net
> <leonelq@quetal.net>
> Date: Monday, April 06, 1998 4:22 PM
> Subject: Re: Why Dana?
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> >Two reasons:
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> >a) He is too expensive for a bench player.
> >b) He deserves a starting PG's job, I can name five teams whose starting
> PG's
> >are worse then Dana e.g. Denver, Vancouver, Toronto, Clippers,
Sacramento.
> >                               - Mishra
> >> From owner-celtics@igtc.COM Mon Apr  6 11:31:01 1998
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> >> I say we keep Dana, he will play some great minutes coming off the
bench
> >> next season.
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> >> If we want to free some cap, lets do it with Knight, Pervis, Minor,
> Jones
> >> (both) and Tabak.
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> >> Bring Mohamed!!!!!!
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> >> Alejandro
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