Re: Would you consider this?

["Jaims" <jaims@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I'd consider that or simply anything that would put Delk on the bench.  He's
just not helpful and is very tentative up to now...we don't need it on a do
or die game.  Strickland did a great job because he is aggressive both
offensively and defensively.  Rogers minutes should be limited because he's
a liability in defense(too slow and doesn't intimidate).  Battie should be
out there a lot if not in foul trouble.

As fellow lister Champ 17 said, it won't be a battle of X and O's
anymore...but would be a war on who's got the bigger heart.  Who's really
tougher???  I know we are tough but haven't seen it the last 2 games...
All stats and history should be thrown out of the way now coz only the
strong will really survive...we are still breathing but barely.

Only time will tell...

Let's Go Celts!!!  2 more wins!!!

Jaims
----- Original Message -----
From: "Boston Sports Fan" <Bostonsptsfan@hotmail.com>
To: <celtics@igtc.com>
Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 10:51 PM
Subject: Would you consider this?


> Off my rocker, but desperate. Be kind.
>
> Shakeup for Game 6
>
> Walker PG          Kidd
> Brown SG           Kittles
> Pierce SF           Martin
> Rogers PF          VanHorn
> Battie C              MCullough
>
> As for Kedrick, anyone remember Reggie's rookie year and that KC put him
> out there in the playoffs against Atlanta? He made an impact. Kedrick
> cannot do any worse tha Eric Williams has done (is he 0-6 in the last
> two games?) Eric has a broken finger and is just awful out there.
>
> Make Kidd guard a bigger guy. (though he'd probably end up on Brown, who
> would need to hit some shots to keep him honest)  Have Kedrick chase
> Kittles.
>
> Other basics that need to be addressed: Put a body on Kidd at all times,
> make sure he isn't getting the rebound and running out of the pack.
> *try* to deny Kidd the ball on the outlet pass and in the halfcourt.
> Make Kittles, VanHorn, put the ball on the floor.