Re: seriously...

[Dan Forant <dforant1@nycap.rr.com>]

This is another example of another away clueless game. Will we win 10 away
games? Pierce isn't the franchise most make him out to be. In truth we
don't have one. He needs a lot of schooling and work. Walker is still
messed up. Check the box score, the team as a whole lost this game. I don't
think KA would have helped. This is just the type of year it's going to be.
I also believe KA thinks he can just coast and be of minimal help and we'll
accept that. I hope for better things for this team, just don't see it in
the near future. Where a few games normally won't show a trend for a good
team, a weak team like the Celts will.

Dan


At 09:45 PM 11/7/00 EST, you wrote:
>In a message dated 11/07/2000 7:43:46 AM Pacific Standard Time, 
>jozersky@stny.rr.com writes:
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><<  Man, this was the best thing that could have happened.  I didn't want to 
>see Kenny  hurt his knee or some part of him that would hamper his 
>game/career, but to give  him a paid vacation in this formative part of the 
>season.
> 
> Yes! >>
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>Wonder what all the Kenny bashers will have to say, if anything, after 
>tonight's debacle? 
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>Since they don't have Kenny to blame, it will be interesting to see if they 
>have the stones to call Pierce on the carpet for the second straight game 
>he''s laid an egg.
>
>Eric Williams ain't cuttin' it as a starter thus far. Sit his ass back on
the 
>pine and either re-insert AG or start Chris Carr (my preference). I like 
>Stith with the second unit and at 6' 5" he's not "long" (as in long arms ala 
>AG)  enough to start as a "3". Besides, the C's need some perimeter pop in 
>the starting lineup to help spread the D and minimize Antoine getting
doubled 
>inside.
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