Re: Other side of the Wallace argument

["Donald Liles" <dliles@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I seem to remember at one point Danny was talking about how 
great it would be if he and Larry both came back to the 
organization. Larry as President or something like that, with Ainge 
as GM.

Now, I like Danny as I said, but I am not sure if he would be the 
best. The GM back then was probably still Cotton Fitzsimmons or 
something. I guess my concern is that with many former stars that 
doesn't help either, Wes Unseld was horrible in Washington, and 
contrary to what he might tell you, I think MJ has done a pretty 
poor job. And of course the Clippers have been horrible forever. 

After our BT gets a lobotomy, whose brain should we replace it 
with? It would be great with a former Celt in there, but didn't work 
with ML certainly. I would love to see Larry in that sort of job, but 
not sure if it would work. I don't know, Don Nelson's kid seems to 
do a decent job thanks to Mark Cuban's deep pockets, so maybe 
anybody can do it. 

Besides Larry, anyone else have a favorite candidate?







eDate sent:      	Tue,  7 Jan 2003 22:54:03 +0200
Subject:        	Re: Other side of the Wallace argument
From:           	"hironaka@nomade.fr"<hironaka@nomade.fr>
To:             	dliles@hr.osu.edu
Copies to:      	celtics@igtc.com

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> Date    : Tue, 7 Jan 2003 15:25:37 -0500
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> I am 
> still mad that they traded Danny for Pinckney and 
Lohaus. 
> Pinckney was ok, but Brad had issues. Mind you, this is 
through 
> the eyes of a big Danny Ainge fan.
> 


You bring up an interesting point. Larry Bird isn't the 
only currently unemployed ex-Celtic with a decent resume.

Of course if Ainge joins us, it would mean even bigger 
changes (Antoine etc.).

Whoever gets the credit, the Suns organization deserves 
praise for drafting Marion and Stoudamire. Both picks 
required a ton of research, and were by no means no-
brainers like Paul Pierce. 

Marion is a skinny tweener and has the ugliest shot 
release in the West. Stoudamire had fewer offensive 
skills and less height than other recent high school 
bigmen who are years away from contributing. Both went 
higher than expected.

Personally, I was a big Ainge fan, but an even bigger 
Pinckney fan.
 



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