RE: See, it's OK to be critical...

[shawnr@ufpi.com]

All the article is saying, and I tend to agree, is that if someone as
"accomplished" as the Answer could change his game to help his team improve,
maybe Antoine could do the same.  I'm not saying O'Brien does or doesn't
like Antoine chucking up more three's than Chuck Person, but if Allen
Iverson needs to shoot less, it probably couldn't hurt Antoine "the black
hole" Walker.  Who out there doesn't believe that going 0 for 11 in three's
is a bad thing for your POWER forward......

Shawn R.

-----Original Message-----
From: damekmo@teleport.com [mailto:damekmo@teleport.com]
Sent: Friday, December 21, 2001 9:54 AM
To: celtics@igtc.com
Subject: Re: See, it's OK to be critical...


One more thing, specifically about the article you posted. Maybe O'Brien
doesn't believe this about Antoine. I know you do. But why do you assume
that if O'Brien doesn't say these things it's because he's afraid of
Antoine's sharp knife to the back. Why isn't it just that, he doesn't
believe these things about Antoine?

Paul M.


> Here's a diatribe from Larry Brown about Allen Iverson. Iverson's an MVP,
> has carried a team to the Finals and is a great player. Right? But Larry
> Brown, the best coach in the business, says Iverson can be better if he
does
> things differently.