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RE: Back on the Bandwagon
I would like to congratulate Cedric Maxwell for #31 being hoisted to the
rafters tonight. He was one of the greatest playoff performers I've
ever seen and was supremely workmanlike. It is still a mystery to me
how Larry Bird was voted to the All-Defensive team when it was Max who
was guarding the Doc and Worthy.
Cecil
-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Piotrowski [mailto:markp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: December 15, 2003 2:29 PM
To: Celtics
Subject: re: Back on the Bandwagon
I for one never left. Heck if I didn't jump off during the Brett Szabo
era I'm here for good ;-)
joshr wrote:
> Jiri is the real deal. He has the rare ability to throw those
> jaw-dropping
> how-the-hell-did-that-happen passes, and it's contagious.
It strikes me that Jiri has the chance to be to this year's Celts what
Jason Williams was to the Kings in 1998-99. Sacramento plays
beautiful, passing, cutting basketball and the arrival of Jason
Williams -- whose flair for passing (among other things) -- is
generally credited with developing their style. Of course they had the
players to do it with -- Webber and Divac are two of the best passing
big men in the game -- but I think JWill provided the spark.
It certainly appears that Jiri is doing that now for us -- and i
couldn't be happier as I wait for "Snake-Grip Round 1"!
Marc Stein agrees by calling out Jiri (and PP) while awarding the C's
the "Team of the Week"
(
http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/columns/story?
columnist=stein_marc&id=1686626 )
- (the other) Mark