RE: [Celtic_Pride] Re: Kenny vs. Milt

["Hastings, David" <David.Hastings@BellSouth.com>]

I'd say clarification on the pick we received from the Mosio trade, if he's able to give that info.  Do we have the option on the pick or is it Philly?

-----Original Message-----
From: Josh Ozersky [mailto:igtcjosh@yahoo.com]
Sent: Friday, August 24, 2001 10:53 AM
To: j.hironaka; Celtic_Pride@yahoogroups.com; celtics@igtc.com
Subject: Re: [Celtic_Pride] Re: Kenny vs. Milt


I'm thinking about calling Wallace next week just so 
he remembers who I am, and also to pave the way toward
attending training camp in October...what should I ask
him?  I'm definitely not going to hector him with any
questions of the "do you WANT us to get outrebounded
every night?" variety.  What do we really need to
know?

Josh

btw, I thought the whole Kenny vs. Milt vs. Chauncey
vs. Forte thread was really entertaining.  This season
could be a lot of fun! Or awful...


--- "j.hironaka" <j.hironaka@unesco.org> wrote:
> At 15:29 24/08/01 +0800, kevin wrote:
> >2)Shira from the globe is getting better these days
> but I think she
> >might still have some misinformations on and off. I
> believe the Moiso
> >lottery-protected pick gotten from Philly might
> have been misinformed
> >to her. I like to think Wallace got the better of
> it with the Cs
> >(rather than the sixers) having the option to
> excersise the pick
> >during the lottery protected first 4 years. I think
> only next june
> >will we get to know the full details.
> 
> I wish our friend Chris Wallace could provide
> clarification on this.
> 
> It seems odd to me that there would need to be
> lottery protection on the 
> first four years, if Philly still holds the option
> on when Boston can 
> exercise the pick. Why bother? This doesn't make a
> lot of sense to me.
> 
> So yeah, I hope you are right Kevin. If you are
> right, I think Wallace 
> should just put the Philly pick in a lock box rather
> than be tempted to use 
> it quickly. Boston should gamble on maybe getting a
> lottery pick down the 
> road once the protection comes off and Mutombo and
> Larry Brown are retired. 
> There's not much to lose.
> 
> Of course, the deal could be that Boston has to
> exercise the pick the first 
> time Philly misses the lottery, which obviously
> would likely be next year. 
> That might be what they mean by "lottery protected".
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