Shaun
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pretty sure jimmy butler bullied him to the verge of tears and beat him with g league players no thanksBring me some Karl-Anthony Towns
something around JB.....any suggestions?
pretty sure jimmy butler bullied him to the verge of tears and beat him with g league players no thanksBring me some Karl-Anthony Towns
something around JB.....any suggestions?
Lol. No you didn't. That really happened.Did Smart try to throw an alley-oop to Brown from practically half court last night? Did I hallucinate that play?
WHAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!???????????????????????????? Brad Stevens just plummeted as a general manager.Jimmy Stewart just said Mazzulla’s extension is 3 years $14m.
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Joe Mazzulla Contract: What Celtics Coach Reportedly Has Left On Deal
Those who felt Boston Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla could be fired this offseason probably weren't aware of his contract.nesn.com
To me yes. I just don't see Brown as a player you can give a supermax to and still expect to win a championship, especially not with the new CBA creating a harder cap limit. If you can pair Dame and Tatum for the next 3-5 years and get a championship out of that then it's worth it.The narrative among the talking heads today was you consider moving Brown to get a player who can help you win a title now, even if it shortens your overall contention window.
Interesting.
Say you could deal Brown for a soon to be 33 year old Lillard. You get the one title, but that’s it.
Worth it?
Championship teams aren't this bad at home
Championship teams aren't this bad at home
That's why I posted it. I hate Nick Wright. But I did not know the Celtics were all time level bad at home in the playoffs last two years. It doesn't make any sense.First thing Nick Wright has said....probably ever....that I've agreed with.
Yep absolutely. However not a fan, Lillard offers scoring and nothing else. If he is the only star they can get for a walking Brown, I do it. Tatum would not be happy though. ...The narrative among the talking heads today was you consider moving Brown to get a player who can help you win a title now, even if it shortens your overall contention window.
Interesting.
Say you could deal Brown for a soon to be 33 year old Lillard. You get the one title, but that’s it.
Worth it?
Championship teams aren't this bad at home
The whole basketball world see's what we see. This team at times plays horrible infuriating basketball
like our entire celtics team who just got destroyed by jimmy butler and a bunch of *undrafted players*pretty sure jimmy butler bullied him to the verge of tears and beat him with g league players no thanks
how much has this celtics team of pretenders won....KAT is one of the biggest losers in the NBA. Hard pass.
like our entire celtics team who just got destroyed by jimmy butler and a bunch of *undrafted players*
how much has this celtics team of pretenders won....
Compared to KAT literally so much morelike our entire celtics team who just got destroyed by jimmy butler and a bunch of *undrafted players*
how much has this celtics team of pretenders won....
The conversation a few weeks ago was to trade Tatum and keep Brown lol. I'm not going off a snap shot for making any decision on a tradeWOW, you have a very high regard for Jaylen Brown. Did you watch game 7. He was a total screw-up.
They had a lot of the same issues with Brad and Udoka. Couldn't run an offense in crunch time, blew big leads, had mental lapsesSorry but I can't Nick Wright seriously here. I'm not going to dispute that Mazzula and the Celtics coaching staff is inadequate, because they are and the staff in general is a shell of themselves. Especially when you consider the fact that this team played much tighter under Udoka and Stevens previously on both ends of the court whereas Mazzula doesn't have a game plan most nights and just sits there with his mouth open like his brain short circuited. That all being said, Wright isn't taking into account the fact that all of this would've been glossed over if the Celtics were healthy from the jump and didn't have Brogdan and Tatum go down with injuries that ultimately gimped them. Tatum going down changed the momentum of that entire game. No team recovers from losing their top superstar. I love Jaylen, but he needs Tatum more than the other way around. On top of that, there's also the fact that there was recently another referee scandal (again), calling into question the quality of the officiating of the NBA for the second time this century after the Tim Donaghy ordeal and how impartial they are (never mind if they are on the take). Everyone has seen the questionable decisions Scott Foster and Tony Brothers has made in the past decade plus in these critical games, and we are still going to bury our heads in the sand and not act as if the refs don't play a factor? That league can be more predetermined than WWE sometimes.
Ok, I understand. IMO Brown has always been a problem especially ball handling (turnovers) basketball IQ, driving through 3 or 4 people to make a shot, etc. He has never been able to step up in big moments when Tatum is down. Just saying.The conversation a few weeks ago was to trade Tatum and keep Brown lol. I'm not going off a snap shot for making any decision on a trade
Maybe? Probably correct. I had seen $2M annual salary posted for him. Everyone is guessing. Celtic's are F-up at the top IMO.Jimmy Stewart just said Mazzulla’s extension is 3 years $14m.
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Joe Mazzulla Contract: What Celtics Coach Reportedly Has Left On Deal
Those who felt Boston Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla could be fired this offseason probably weren't aware of his contract.nesn.com
They had a lot of the same issues with Brad and Udoka. Couldn't run an offense in crunch time, blew big leads, had mental lapses