Re: Kenny points to Nets

["Dan Forant" <dforant1@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

"I expected him to say, thanks Celts, for the chance to get me to the
Conference Playoffs. Life moves on, good luck this season" Digging the Celts
was a classless act were used to from self absorbed athletes.

DanF

----- Original Message -----
From: "jlyell" <jlyell@netzero.net>
To: "Dan Forant" <dforant1@nycap.rr.com>; <celtics@igtc.com>
Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 2:22 AM
Subject: RE: Kenny points to Nets


> Yeah, what do you expect him to do say the C's improved themselves with
the
> Baker trade?
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-celtics@igtc.com [mailto:owner-celtics@igtc.com]On Behalf Of
> Dan Forant
> Sent: Tuesday, September 17, 2002 6:01 PM
> To: celtics@igtc.com
> Subject: Re: Kenny points to Nets
>
>
> Bitch, bitch, bitch, all ex's are alike.
>
> DanF
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <Tammo29@AOL.com>
> To: <celtics@igtc.com>
> Sent: Tuesday, September 17, 2002 2:47 PM
> Subject: Kenny points to Nets
>
>
> > Kenny points to Nets
> >
> >         Ex-Celt arrives for Classic at Garden
> >
> >
> > By MITCH LAWRENCE
> > DAILY NEWS SPORTS WRITER
> > In two weeks, Boston will start training camp without a proven
playmaker -
> a
> > fact that brings a laugh and a prediction from ex-Celtic Kenny
> Anderson."If I
> > were a betting man, I'd pick the Nets to be runaway winners in the
East,"
> > said Anderson, whom the Celtics traded to Seattle in the offseason in
the
> Vin
> > Baker deal. "The Nets did things right. They got better, with Dikembe
> Mutombo
> > and Rodney Rogers and Chris Childs. But the Celtics have sacrificed my
> > position. I'd be shocked if they were as good as they were last season."
> > Anderson, an ex-Net, made his comments before coming home for tonight's
> 2002
> > All-Star Classic to Benefit Wheelchair Charities at the Garden. NBA
> players
> > who plan on playing include Mark Jackson, Allan Houston, Ron Artest,
Jerry
> > Stackhouse, Nick Van Exel, Darius Miles and Tim Thomas.
> > As for the Celtics' chances of returning to the Eastern Conference
finals,
> > Anderson openly questioned whether Shammond Williams, Tony Delk or J.R.
> > Bremer - backups who will compete for the starting job - will be able to
> get
> > the ball to Paul Pierce and Antoine Walker.
> > "Point guard is a very key position in this league," Anderson said. "But
> the
> > Celtics don't have one now."
> > Not that the Molloy product doesn't have his own worries. Namely, how
he's
> > going to get on the court for Seattle. Entering the final season of a
> > seven-year, $50 million deal that pays him about $9.2 million, he needs
to
> > have a productive season to secure a new pact. But Gary Payton isn't
> showing
> > any signs of slowing down and figures to still get his usual 40 minutes
a
> > night."I definitely worry about my minutes," said Anderson, entering his
> 12th
> > NBA season. "I don't know if Seattle knows how they're going to use me.
> Maybe
> > they'll put me and Gary together at times. My mind-set is to go in and
do
> the
> > best I can without upsetting the applecart."It hasn't been a good
> offseason
> > for veteran point guards. At this late date, free agents Rod Strickland,
> Greg
> > Anthony, Mookie Blaylock and Dana Barros are still looking for work."If
I
> > don't play enough," Anderson said, "I hope other teams will understand
my
> > situation. But I also know I haven't lost anything. I can still run a
> team.
> > So it's not like I have to prove myself to anybody."
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