Re: Must read Globe

[tone81@xxxxxxxxxxx]

Everyone might get a kick out of this article for it's 
mention of a possible rift between Ainge and O'Brien, but 
the thing that hit me the most, was how pathetic local 
coverage has been of the upcoming draft (especially the 
Globe's). At least in my edition of the Globe, this 
article
started on page 1 of the sports, but it ended at the back 
of the "obituary's"!!!!!!!!!!

Not to mention the headline "Celtic's draft plans shaping 
up" and not one mention of possible picks, trade rumors, 
nothing!!!!

Sorry for the rant, but the globe is starting to kill me,

Tone


On Mon, 23 Jun 2003 04:57:46 -0700 (PDT)
 gene kirkpatrick <gk_tyler@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Today's column by S. Springer is a must-read.  It's 
> detailed and shows the fault line between O'Brien and 
> Ainge over player development.  She got some excellent 
> quotes from each and I suspect they will work well 
> together on developing the youngsters, if only because O' 
> Brien now has to.  The problem is that O'Brien sees what 
> is and allows minimally talented veterans playing time 
> (Delk, Williams) while Ainge dreams of what could be and 
> will push for Brown, Bremer, and unnamed rookies.  It 
> will be fun.  I think Ainge has the stuff to see this 
> issue through.  Cheers.  The Pavlovic/Banks duo may be 
> coming soon.  Gene
> P. S.  I pick Bremer as my most improved player for next 
> year.
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