Lamebeer as Coach?

["Greg Odegaard" <gmodegaa@longvred.rmc.com>]

Detroit fires Collins as coach, and considers Hacksaw Bill as head coach. 
What is this world coming too?  I can almost see Bill acting like Woody
Hayes on the sideline giving a clothsline to someone running down the
court.  The mention of his name alone gives me the shakes.  Hopefully he
stay on the golf course and off the bb court.


On another subject:

Bird at the time of the draft, spoke of his great optimism for the future
of Croshere with the Pacers.  Does anyone here think Bird, with all this
supposed love/hate stuff surrounding his relationship with the Celtics,
would actually make any deal with the team.  I don't see it happening any
time soon.  Unless of course we give him a deal he would foolish to pass
up, and that certainly is not something the average Celtic fan would like
to see.

I was at the Blazer/Raptor game last night.  Camby looks like he hasn't yet
put down the wacky stuff, as he was never in that game.  Wallace may have
some skills that can be practical, he looked ok last night, and of course
Damon was so overwellmed playing in his hometown, with the trade talks,  it
is a wonder they had any chance at all.  Which they did, give the Blazers
quite a test.

Later,
Greg

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> From: Sashi Kumar <kumarsas@duke.usask.ca>
> To: Gene Kirkpatrick <gkir@tjc.tyler.cc.tx.us>
> Cc: celtics@igtc.COM
> Subject: Re: Josh, where's the talent?
> Date: Monday, February 02, 1998 10:48 AM
> 
> 
> 
> Yes....stay with Billups; I watched Camby last night in the
> Raptors vs Blazers game. He is pencil thin and looks frustrated
> all the time and had a bad game. And if he comes to Boston, the
> media would be a main distraction for him too. Wallace looked
> better than Camby at least yesterday and could be the eventual
> match for Walker at the other forward spot.
> 
> If anyone looks at the forwards that Pacers have they have a lot 
> to spare.....A. Davis, D. davis, Mckey, Mullin, Rose etc.
> Crosshere is not even getting any minutes though he played quite
> well when given a chance. Bird raved about him before the draft
> and may not part with him; but he is good and is from Providence.
> could he be valuable to our Celts ???
> 
> 					Sashi
>