Re: C's vs. Suns (was Re: Don't sweat it Jeff)

["I am. . . Anonymous" <ktoreed@yahoo.com>]

Go Celts.  Even though I think they will make the
playoffs, I did not expect them to pull this game out,
especially after learning that Jason Kidd would play. 
But we kicked em good.  I like how Palacio, Potapenko,
and Eric Williams stepped up.  Williams, however, did
sprain his ankle near the end.  I hope it isn't
serious.  

The fans at the Fleet Center should NOT have booed
Jason Kidd like that.  At least those drunk morons
weren't booing their own home team, but I thought
booing Kidd was inappropriate.  Stupid fans.


--- Cecil Wright <cecil@hfx.eastlink.ca> wrote:
> I would imagine there would be a fair amount of
> "Celtic fans" who would give
> Kidd at least as hard a time as they give some of
> our own players,
> especially in light of the source of his tardiness.
> 
> Cecil
> 
> 
> 
> 
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "bird" <birdw@teleport.com>
> To: <Celtics@igtc.com>
> Sent: Friday, January 26, 2001 3:00 PM
> Subject: Re: C's vs. Suns (was Re: Don't sweat it
> Jeff)
> 
> 
> > Cecil wrote:
> >
> > >Pitino also wanted Rodney Rogers, so watching him
> coming off the bench is
> > >such an extraordinary manner is painful as well.
> >
> > Yeah.  The Battie for Rogers deal was one where I
> didn't care for it
> > at the time, but a short time later, felt the
> exact opposite.  Pitino
> > would get blamed for all the moves that were "bad"
> that he didn't
> > pull off, but no credit for ones like these: good
> ones that didn't
> > happen, either.
> >
> > >If we are going to play the Suns, with Kidd in
> lineup, I would rather it
> be
> > >when we are rested and he hasn't picked up a ball
> in a few days.
> >
> > True, but I could Kidd returning going one of two
> ways: he's got
> > something to prove and plays well, or he's got a
> lot on his mind and
> > plays poorly.  Who knows?  Of course, neither is
> exclusive: he could
> > have a lot on his mind and still play well, too. 
> I just want
> > whatever gives the C's the edge in order to pull
> down the W.
> >
> > >Has there been any recent update on Battie?
> >
> > This all I know.  From the Herald:
> >
> > "In other Celtic injury news, Chris Herren (right
> shoulder surgery)
> > has passed Tony Battie (sprained left ankle) in
> the race to active
> > duty.
> >
> > ``Tony is probably not going to be back until
> somewhere in the third week
> of
> >   February,'' O'Brien said. ``He's not going to be
> back right after
> > the All-Star break, so somewhere around Feb. 22 or
> 23 (in Dallas or
> > San Antonio at the end of the Celtics seven-game
> post-All-Star trip)
> > is the date that Ed (Lacerte, the trainer) and I
> have talked about
> > that is a realistic shot for him to be back."
> >
> > They expect Herren back before the All-Star Game,
> if I remember correctly,
> too.
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > The Celtic "Tird"
> >
> 


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