finally, a losable game

[OzerskyJA <OzerskyJA@cmog.org>]

Great win.  Amazing to see how the Refs did their level best to hand the
game back to the sonics at the start of the 3rd.  We have got to stop
falling apart in the 4th quarter, though.  But here's my main thought -

finally, a losable game.  We are not expected to win in Portland.  No one
will say our success is a fluke if we lose in Portland.  It will not ruin
our hopes to win three games on this road trip if we lose in Portland.  So
don't be surprised if we actually do win in Portland.

yay team
Josh

	-----Original Message-----
	From:	kevin from singapore [SMTP:bostonceltics17@yahoo.com]
	Sent:	Friday, February 16, 2001 8:47 PM
	To:	celtics@igtc.com
	Subject:	Re: Nice win

	I followed the game on weei. I am happy with the win. I think our
players were
	just in the zone, as whatever we put up went in. I think we took too
many
	jumpshots (and 3 pters) when we could have gone to the hole more,
especially when
	sonics cut it to a 13 point game with 8 minutes left. I thought we
could have
	played smart, and just go to the hole every possesion to draw the
foul and milk
	the clock. Fortunately, our jump shots were working.

	go celtics go.



	>>Probably would have beat the Sonics by 50 if Walker didn't play.
Oh
	>>well...
	>>
	>>I had the pleasure of attending the game.  As much as I despise
players
	>>showing up another team,  Walker's throat slitting gesture at the
Sonics
	>>bench was deserved given the fact that Payton would not shut his
mouth the
	>>entire game.  Even when his team was down 23, he felt it was
necessary to
	>>trash talk Walker.  Furthermore the Sonic bench started mimicking
Payton's
	>>antics.  They should have focused more on mounting a comeback
instead of
	>>continuing the antics started by their supposed leader.   If
people in
	>>Boston have a hard time stomaching Walker, be thankful you don't
have to see
	>>Payton for 82 games.
	>>