Here's a partial repost from JB's list (in case you missed it)

[Berry, Mark S]

Yeah, this kind of makes the point about Danny's drafting. Obviously,
any of those guys in 2003 would have been better than Banks. But Perk is
a young big guy with some skill. He has value in the league. I'd say
only Diaw clearly is a more valuable commodity. And remember -- Danny
came into the process late in 2003. He didn't have all that scouting
time. It's not entirely fair to judge him on those picks.

As for the other drafts, I'm not begging for a do-over on any of those
picks. I'll take our guys.

Mark


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From: celtics-bounces at igtc.com [mailto:celtics-bounces at igtc.com] On
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Subject: Re: Here's a partial repost from JB's list (in case you missed
it)

Other than arguably Josh Howard, the other parentheticals, i.e., Danny's
choices, are better than the non-parentheticals, i.e. the ones on whom
he
passed.

I hope we get to see a lot of Gerald Green tonight.

Or if Tony is "regressing" to his late rookie or early sophomore form,
then
let's see more of him! Boo-yeah!

Phil

On 12/4/06, HRBlaine at aol.com <HRBlaine at aol.com> wrote:
>
> Here are Danny's first round picks from 2003-2005, and some guys on
whom
> Danny passed:
> 2003: (Marcus Banks, Kendrick Perkins): Boris Diaw, Leandro Barbosa,
Josh
> Howard
> 2004: (Jefferson) Josh Smith, Jameer Nelson (Allen, West)
> 2005:  (Gerald Green) Hakim Warrick, Jarrett Jack
> Somebody tell me again about what a GRRRREAT drafter Ainge is.   LOL
> Harry
> blame it on the brain doc
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