Re: Is there life after . . .

["Dan Forant" <dforant1@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

This game may have put DA in tough spot. Either he was just trying to shake
up some minds with the latest trade rumors including Battie, Williams etc.,
or really trying to move them. Now he has to at least step back and look at
what he has created. Is Battie, and Williams worth holding onto considering
their medical history? I say yes at this point especially if minutes can be
diluted as shown against the Heat.

DanF

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "gene kirkpatrick" <gk_tyler@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <celtics@xxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 7:19 AM
Subject: Is there life after . . .


> Well, not only life after Antoine, but life after Karl, life after
Michael, maybe even Kobe.  The league is in for a good year with several
hottie rooks to watch, many intriguing Euros, and team play breaking out all
over.  How about Denver and Utah!
>
> The Celts, fortunately, decided to join those teams committed to playing
basketball and not a moment too soon.  I, too, vote for keeping Battie with
the fond hope that the Mavs may create a problem of PT and Jamison may be
available by next year.  But having the big men who can clamp down on the
middle, assure better rebounding and more blocks and shoot--some of them,
anyway.  It's a great luxury and we need a plus with the revival of the Wiz
et al.
>
> Did you notice the playing time?  It looked perfect to me.  Pierce with 34
min.  Only Kedrick needs more PT, and he had early fouls.  What a pleasing
beginning, albeit against a weak sister.  Cheers,  Gene
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