RE: Holley: Celtics Must Make A Trade

[Josh Ozersky <josh_ozersky@yahoo.com>]

I'm not so sure that the Spurs will make it out of the
west, and I'm not so sure that Tim Duncan is such a
dominant player, either.  He's kind of like a
souped-up Kevin McHale, but I'd rather have Iverson or
Jason Kidd on my team, or Shaquille if I am looking at
big men.  Duncan's great, but he's no Jordan.  He
doesn't beat you by himself.  I guess he may
eventually.  Who cares?

I like how Ryan and Holley say Antoine doesn't play
defense.  Did they see him strip Timmy Hardaway?  I
really don't respect their opinions.  They're really
stuck up and patronizing -- I see why Ted Williams
hated the boston press so much.


--- "Odegaard, Greg M."  wrote:
> Let the drinking to excess begin now if it hadn't
> started in May 1997.  All
> Hail Tim Duncan the MVP, and the way every other
> team has played so far the
> Spurs definitely have become the team to beat.  Call
> it whatever you want
> this freaky season, a title is just that, and again,
> I don't think the
> winners or the runners up will spend much time worry
> about some silly
> asterisk.
> 
> They are cheaper by the pitcher,
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: wayray@ix.netcom.com
> [mailto:wayray@ix.netcom.com]
> >>>- Holley mentioned that the non-drafting of Tim
> Duncan set the Celtics
> back three to four years.  Holley and the others
> think he'll be a
> two or three-time MVP, and that the team with the
> best player usually
> wins the title these days - Jordan offered as
> evidence.<<<<
> 
> 

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