I love Tommy

[Celtic4Hire@xxxxxxx]

There was a time in the secord quarter when on the semi-break, Walker got the 
ball at the three-point line and pulled up and I swear he just barely had 
time to shift his glance to the rim before he was launching. I have seen 
junior high kids with better discipline or coaching. How in the world a 
professional can be expected to make a shot in that situation? You hear 
little tidbits about Obie not wanting the Cs to take forced, rushed or 
covered threes. Yet, that is what they do constantly. What is worse, their 
offense, other that PPs drives and an occasional postup by Walker or EWill, 
is totally designed to shoot a three, likely covered. It makes it a fine line 
to determine what is a good three and what isn't...

If Obie has truly concluded that this is the only way he can win (which they 
ain't doin lately), I would rather they bust their butts up the floor for 
early offense quick jumper, which likely would be a better percantage shot....

Although many people poke fun at Tommy, don't you think he would work wonders 
with this team? He truly understands the uptempo game. The Celtics under Red 
developed the fast break, uptempo game which the Lakers borrowed during the 
80s. I think he would work wonders creating EASY offense with this team, 
which I think is there greatest problem...

I think Tommy is presently my all-time favorite Celtic, even more than Hondo, 
Red, Russell, Cous, Johnny Most or Bird. Think about it. What Celtic 
transcends from the beginning up to now? Tommy was at the beginning with Cous 
and Russell (just saw him on the NBA channel with 23 points in the third 
quarter and two unstoppable FADEAWAY hooks), he was coaching championships in 
the 70s, coaching Hondo, won the greatest NBA game ever, the triple overtime 
championship game that solidied me as a Celtic fan for life, he was a 
national broadcasting announcer for CBS with Dick Stockton (who I detest 
because he was so condescending to Tommy,  a Hall-of-Famer), he announced the 
homegames for the Cs during the Bird years, with Cous on the away games and 
continued though the ML, Pitino and O'Bonehead years. What a great Celtic 
resume. He may be the only guy who may love the Cs as much as me. The Cs are 
coming to town on Friday and he is the only Celtic whom I hope to meet and 
introduce my son to, who now also is a out-of-town Celtic fan...

DJessen33