Chill Out, Ghost Man

[Josh Ozersky <josh_ozersky@yahoo.com>]

Kenny didn't play very well last night, but I'm not overly concerned. 
Don't worry.  Kenny Anderson won't forget how to play point guard. 
Cousy wasn't overly alarmed, either.  It sucks, but I'm sure Pitino
will let Kenny know when he's missing the play.

As for this game, I found it kind of encouraging.  Sacramento is one
of the best teams in teh west, and we almost beat them in their place
as they came off a tough loss.  Our offense is still creaky, but it's
getting better, and I was very pleased with our halfcourt D (that is,
when the kings weren't disecting it with touch passes and dunks.)  I
was curious why Andrew was out there so long.  I guess it's one of
those things only coaches see, but I would much rather have Eric Riley
on the floor.  We got some good shots to win at the end of the game. 
That's all you can ask for.  Antoine had an open look.  He makes it,
we have a good chance to win.  

Josh





---Mister Ghost  wrote:
>
> Not only is Anderson a defensive liability, but he's
> also lacking at creating offense these days.  There
> were numerous times in the game with Pierce wide open
> in the corner, that Kenny failed to get the ball to him,
> or to other players running down the wing.  The Celtics 
> offense is terribly stagnant.  With Pierce, Walker, and 
> Mercer, there's simply no excuse for that.  
> 
> Fortunately, as the Celtics continue to lose games, they'll
> be in position, in a draft that will be rich in point guards:
> Jason Terry, Andre Miller, Shaheen Holloway, Baron Davis,
> Chris Herren, Vonteego Cummings, etc. to find a replacement
> for Anderson.  Then Pitino will have to find a taker for his
> $7 million a year contract
> ==
> MG In Exile
> 
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