RE: Is this it?

["Wright, Cecil" <Cecil.Wright@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I watched the game.  But I think it is more than a little premature to make
any concrete assessment so soon.  And after all, the Knicks were without
their 2 best players.  But I am encouraged by what I saw in Baker, SWill,
Delk and Bremer.  

As a team, we certainly looked to push the ball alot and Vin Baker is an
extremely good passer.  His dish to Sundov for a jam was spectacular.

I have never been one of the "if-Kedrick-doesn't-play-much-he's-a-bust" gang
anyway.  He is sooo young that you must be willing to give him time to
develop and it doesn't happen always in year 2 regardless of how badly we
want that talent on the floor.  He has limitless physical talent/skill and I
think that defensively, though he'll be beaten from time to time, he can be
exceptional.   

Cecil Wright, Nova Scotia Community Coordinator
National Crime Prevention Centre
Suite 1400 - Duke Tower 
5251 Duke Street
Halifax, NS  B3J 1P3
Tel: (902) 426-5950
Fax: (902) 426-8532
Email: cecil.wright@justice.gc.ca 
Web: www.crime-prevention.org


-----Original Message-----
From: Berry, Mark S [mailto:berrym@BATTELLE.ORG]
Sent: October 09, 2002 11:59 AM
To: 'celtics@igtc.com'
Subject: Is this it?


Come on, there have to be more listers out there who saw the game last
night. Get your noses off the grindstone and give us some details!

Based on what has been posted so far...

Encouraging first outing for Baker. If even Ray is saying good things about
him, he must have looked good. If he plays well and FITS IN (that's a huge
key), then maybe Wallace lucked into a winning lottery ticket (not the draft
lottery kind-he'd just screw that up).

Don't know what to think of Delk and Shammond. Mixed reports. Sounds about
like what we expected.

Discouraging on Kedrick. Sounding more and more like a big Oh-fer in that
draft.

Sundov and Travis Knight mentioned in the same sentence... not what I
expected from a top-seven pick...

Looking forward to hearing from more of you.

Mark