Re: Consider the Source

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

He mentions Chris Webber---didn't Walker twice score 50 against him?

-David


----- Original Message -----
From: Cecil Wright <cecil@hfx.eastlink.ca>
To: Boston Celtics <celtics@igtc.com>
Cc: Celt's <Celtic_Pride@egroups.com>
Sent: Friday, May 17, 2002 2:27 AM
Subject: Consider the Source


> I love it when he does this.
>
> Perhaps they should just shut the entire league down next year because the
> western conference teams are so unbeatable.  Once again, the foolish
> comparisons to the Bird-era teams and Antoine.
>
> Here's one for you scoop....it's a team game...but continue to bash us
> please.  You haven't been right in quite a while.
>
> Cecil
>
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> XTC
>
> Xxamine The Competition
>
> Let's hearken back to the glory days of the Celtics in the 1980s when
> the
> team was a true championship contender, not this current Eastern
> Conference
> fraud, with zero chance of beating the Lakers or Kings, unless the two
> teams
> suffer several fatalities.
>
> The Celtics great power forwards of the Eighties: Bird and McHale -- and
> they really were
> basically both power forwards -- cut their eye teeth in the playoffs
> against the
> Dan Roundfields, James Worthys, Marques Johnsons, Dominique Wilkins,
> Bernard Kings, Dennis Rodmans, Michael Coopers, Mychal Thompsons,
> Julius Ervings, Detlef Schremphs, et al.
>
> Antoine Walker?
>
> Derrick Coleman! Haaa Ha ha.
>
> Cliff Robinson! Say What.
>
> Kenyon Martin: Getting better, but around the 13th or 14th best NBA PF.
>
> Robert Horry: Hits some big shots, but not as good as Martin.
>
> See....
>
> Unless the Celtics face Sacramento and Webber, Walker will have
> been given carte blanche with subpar competition to look All-Starish
> during the playoffs.
>
> But simply being an opportunist does not make you an All-Star.
>
> Let Walker play a playoff series against Duncan or Gasol or Bland
> or McDyess or Garnett or Webber...
>
> And the 4 -19, Employee No. 8, that we all know and love will be
> back for an extended visit.
> Ray