Re: CHANGES

[Shailendra Mishra <shailendra_mishra@yahoo.com>]

All excellent points, couldn't agree more. It is not
Walker, Pierce and Anderson, it is the man with the
choir boy eyes that needs to go. Regarding his system,
how can one even call it a system, when half the NBA
a.k.a NBA vets can't play it. I am waiting for the Red
Sox to start playing too. - Mishra

--- Juddy <norine@sover.net> wrote:
> I agree there have to be changes in the Celtics. 
> IMO it starts with Pitino.  I think everyone is
> making too much of his past success.  When you jaw
> too much at anyone they tune you out.  I really
> believe that an experienced NBA coach could do alot
> with this team.  It's not ML's mistakes that are
> showing here, it's Ricky's mistakes!  I believe
> whoever said he's not a good judge of talent is
> right on the money.  Why did he sign Walter and
> Battie for so much?  If they'd flown the coup, so
> what?  There were better players in the CBA.  
> 
> One thing that's bothered me is why he's not played
> Pervis?  What's he got to lose?  He's a true center
> and he used to be able to play.  His contract is
> gone after this year, if he gets hurt, so what? 
> They've been paying him for years to be on the
> injured list, why not now?  Vitally is a good power
> forward - he's just not a shot blocker. I believe
> there's room for him on this team, but they still
> need a true center who can block shots.  
> 
> I don't want to hear any more about Pitino's
> "system".  It doesn't work in the NBA.  Fast break
> basketball, long passes up the court, running,
> gunning, etc., is this team's best bet.  They have
> the young legs to do it, and I would bet if Pitino
> shut up and let them play instinctively they'd win
> more games.  
> 
> I certainly am glad baseball is starting.  Didn't
> think I'd ever see the day I'd say that.
> Dorine
> 
> 
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