Re: Misdirected E-mail #2/Take a deep breath all

["Cecil" <cecil@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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From: Lance Jacobson <lancejacob@attbi.com>
To: Greg Odegaard <grodeg@kalama.com>; Shawn Niles <shizzjr@hotmail.com>;
<cecil@hfx.eastlink.ca>; <celtics@igtc.com>
Sent: Sunday, September 22, 2002 10:08 PM
Subject: Re: Misdirected E-mail #2/Take a deep breath all


> > >I guess it is obvious that Joe H's post asking Lance to stop with the
> > >personal digs was a wasted effort.  I just don't see the need for
mixing
> > >basketball with snide remarks like this.>>Cecil
>
> Nothing adversarial about a post that suggests that Pierce actual got any
Celtics
> involved?
>
> That's more of an insult to one's intelligence than an internet chat with
Chris
> Wallace.

**The word adversarial is not even in the piece which you used.  My problem
with you has nothing to do with basketball talk.  It is that you refuse to
keep it to that.  You have a need to post about why Tammo pisses you off so
much, yet you have been asked repeatedly to tone down the dramatics yourself
by several members of this list, which you obviously have little concern
for.  You stated recently that you were done talking about Pierce.

I mentioned before that I thought you enjoy the "arguments" so much that you
are not beyond instigation.  I think this is a sad fact which you are
proving ad nauseum.  You are being killfiled by many people on this list,
which is one reason why only a few respond to your posts.  I am trying not
to do the same.

Cecil



>
> Paul can shoot and drive, but I'd love to see some evidence that he
actually acted
> like a playmaker in ANY of those 82 games this past season.  He only had
42 min per
> game, so I can understand that he was limited, but it's a nasty joke to be
told that
> he spent one moment working on getting somebody else a shot.
>
> You call that adversarial, I call it journalistic conscience.  Suit
yourself, Cecil. .
> .but try coming up with a play in which Pierce actually worked to get
someone else the
> ball, rather than a phony NBA assist that came from driving into three
players and
> bailing out . . yet getting credited for an assist.