Re: I know, I know, but

["DJB" <dajubo@earthlink.net>]

C's had a foul to give. Kenny had a legitimate argument that it should not
have been a shooting foul.

-David
----- Original Message -----
From: R. Bentz Kirby <bocelts@usit.net>
To: Celtics Mail List <celtics@igtc.com>
Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 11:47 PM
Subject: I know, I know, but


> Listen, I know I have been one of the biggest opponents of negativity on
> the list.  I really don't like it.  And I know, we just won a grinder of
> a game that we would have lost two weeks ago.  There are many positive
> things to say about what this team is doing, but please excuse me if I
> tee off on Mr. I have been to the playoffs before Anderson.
>
> Am I reading this right.  We are ahead by 4, with a second or so to go,
> and he FOULS someone shooting a 3 pointer.  Now, some of you will tell
> me, Bentz, I am so surprised after you have called out Way and others
> about being negative, focus on the positive.  And some of you will say,
> well at least he was trying to play defense.  But excuse me, we don't
> make that mistake at the Y.  That is so, ohhhhhhh, well, ummmm, ok,
> maybe I feel better now. But, pluuuuhhhhheeasseeee don't let me read any
> more stories of Kenny bragging about his court savvy and experience.  He
> almost gave away the series. Thank God the refs made the call on Stack's
> 3 and had the courage to do it.   In Detroit, it would have counted.
>
> Hey, and why am I complaining.  It is mid May, we are still playing and
> winning in the second round.  Man, why am I complaining?  It's just
> sometimes when a pro does something, like say try to bunt with the
> handle of the bat higher than the barrel and pops out to kill a rally,
> that you just gotta call them out.
>
> Peace, sorry to gripe!  Win another one. Keep the home fires burning.
> Go Celts, and sorry to be Mr. Negativity.
>
> Bentz