Re: Not All Bad

["Shawn Niles" <shizzjr@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

A thought just hit me. Maybe after playing Hunter and seeing how effective 
he can be, they decided not to play him anymore so that they could leave him 
unprotected without fear of anyone taking him. Ainge realizes that he has a 
dillema with regards to who to protect. If the Bobcats don't know anything 
about Hunter, they probably don't select him. So Ainge could leave him 
unprotected feeling reasonably sure that CHA won't take him. That way we get 
to keep him without him taking up a spot on the protected list.


> From: CeltsSteve@xxxxxxx
> To: Celtics@xxxxxxxx
> Subject: Re: Not All Bad
> Date: Sun, 4 Apr 2004 22:12:17 EDT
>
> In a message dated 4/4/04 4:53:42 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
> cecil@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
> I don't see how playing McCarty is helping this team in the long run, which
> is what Ainge said he was looking toward
> Cecil,
>
> I guess we'll all find out the answer to that in about 2 months or so when 
> it
> comes time to  for Humter to be left unprotected or not.
>
>
> CeltsSteve
>
> "Turn Ricky Loose!"

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