They did. But then we badly outplayed them for a stretch, and that evened things out.I dunno. I feel like they badly outplayed us and still don't have the lead somehow.
Not my point but whatever. Take your W and lets move on.Yeah…the reason Stan isn’t coaching anymore is because of his personality. It’s a simple as that. He’s a perfectionist jackass that wears players down to the point that they don’t want to play for him. He knows ball.
I don’t even like the guy but pretending that because he doesn’t agree with you in the course of a Celtics game is the reason he’s unemployed is insane IMO
Go Cs
Pretty much. I will never understand what happened with Grant and Mazz this year.So Joe puts in both Williams and Miami’s offense grinds to a halt
Smart is my favorite player. I am of the view that letting contact move you isn’t really flopping, in contrast to moving independently of the contact. I think Butler is usually on the right side of that line.Hes not those two but he’s 100% an exaggerator/flopper. I mean, good for him, and it’s not at comical levels but it’s absolutely still there
This feels like it was plagiarized from a Cormac McCarthy novel.We actually finished a quarter strong.
No clue how we actually have the lead.
Oddly, things improved with Brown on the bench.
Won the first quarter. Win the next three and all will be well
Weird meter, but I dig it!We actually finished a quarter strong.
No clue how we actually have the lead.
Oddly, things improved with Brown on the bench.
Won the first quarter. Win the next three and all will be well
Here they come!Everyone take a breath, we’re okay. Those 3s are going to start falling.
They had the same lead at halftimeWhere was this in game 1???
No "back against the wall" mentality. Maybe we should hire a hypnotist to trick them into thinking they're down 3-1 every gameWhere was this in game 1???
Agreed. Butler goes to the line a lot, but I have no problem with it. He's great at using his body to create contact, very much like Pierce was.Smart is my favorite player. I am of the view that letting contact move you isn’t really flopping, in contrast to moving independently of the contact. I think Butler is usually on the right side of that line.
But where does it score on the Payton Pritchard scale?This feels like it was plagiarized from a Cormac McCarthy novel.