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Re: The Boston Celtics Mailing List Digest V9 #162
In a message dated 5/30/2002 6:00:54 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
quinielabox@hotmail.com writes:
> Overall, I am delighted with the progress made by the Celtics and I believe
> that Walker and Pierce will continue to improve.
--------Amen!!
The future looks bright > provided we resign Rogers and Cook develops and
> replaces Kenny Anderson at PG
--------------I wouldn't put too much faith in Cook; he has been in pro ball
at some level now for 2-3 years and hasn't made the NBA; why should he now
start, even for the "lowly eastern conference Celtics?" Maybe Anderson can
pull out one more year like this?
and Kedrick Brown becomes our third wheel.
-------------Maybe, just maybe; sure hope so
Battie is a fine center who has > stepped up big and is a contract bargain.
> Potapenko is a good backup Center.His picks were missed this series and his
> physical play would have given the Celtics personality. If we get a
> designated shooter in Josip Sesar next year,we become a basketball machine.
-------------Sesar? Again, why do some on this list keep pushing non-NBA
talent as the answer to our problems? Omar Cook; Khalid El-Amin; Josip
Sesar? Hey. Kris Clack is still out there.
I don't agree with naysayers who say the > Celtics are phony and benefitted
> from a bad Eastern Conference. This team has arrived and the next
> generation of Celtics champions are on the doorstep.
> ---------------Well, near the doorstep. I see two problems next year:
> center and point. I am more worried about the point, as Batttie and Pots
> are a respectable duo at the least. I also think that just as Walker has
> turned a corner in the maturation process this year, so Pierce will turn it
> next year. It is often said that you have to lsoe a championship before
> you win one. This team has been magnificent, and while I'd like to see
> them go on to the finals, it's OK if they don't.
> A final note: I was on vacation and missed games 3 and 4, but on our
> last night on the road, we stayed in Visalia CA and I saw the first quarter
> in our motel room, then wandered into the restaurant bar as the fourth
> started. When I walked in, the Cs were down by 3. As I watched, the Nets
> went on a 20-1 run. Isn't everyone glad I returned from the woods in time
> for the game? Sheesh.
> Tomorrow evening will be lots of fun. I think the Cs take game 6, and
> I would love it if the Kings could whup the Lakers in LA.