As Drew likes to say, definitely. :lol:and the talk of 72 wins comes crashing down in a firey blaze
Posted December 27, 2008 - 12:28 AM
As Drew likes to say, definitely. :lol:and the talk of 72 wins comes crashing down in a firey blaze
Posted December 27, 2008 - 12:39 AM

Posted December 27, 2008 - 01:12 AM
I sure hope so.KG talking more trash, someone has to punch him before season's end.
Posted December 27, 2008 - 03:22 AM


Posted December 27, 2008 - 03:43 AM
Posted December 27, 2008 - 09:14 AM
Ronny Turiaf
On Tonight's Game:
“It’s always important to get wins, especially against a great team like that. It shows we have great character on this team and that we have guys that are willing to give themselves up for the team. We are a young team that has gone through a lot of injuries and a lot of tough times this season. But this tells us, that regardless of what happens we just need to keep working hard and eventually good things will start to happen to us.”
“I’m not trying to do anything special out there. Coach has asked me to be a play maker so I really take that role very personally and I take pride in doing that. So I just try to bring energy and make plays.”
On Goint 10-For-10 From The Free-Throw Line:
“I felt pretty good this morning. I was telling Jamal (Crawford) this morning that if I get to the free throw line I’m not going to miss it. And it was just one of those days where I felt like I couldn’t miss.”
On Moving The Ball:
“I think in the fourth quarter coach kept telling us to move the ball from side to side. Because we know how great Boston’s defense is. If you don’t move the ball you are definitely not going to be successful. So we tried to move the ball from side to side and get some motion instead of just going to the basket. I think we had some success with that, so hopefully we can build on that.”

Posted December 27, 2008 - 09:59 AM
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Posted December 27, 2008 - 12:16 PM
3 giant keys to taking down the Celtics:
1) Matching their physicality. They don't know how to amp it up once another team steps up to the inside tough game. Their repsonse is usually rickety offense and/or total ignorance of the outside game in a panic move to clog the middle more.
2) Quick play on the offensive end. The Celtics are ill-equipped to handle fast paced teams that get into their offense through quick ball movement. That's how Atlanta gave them a run, how Cleveland gave them problems, how the Pacers beat 'em this year, how the Lakers took them out and now how the Warriors knocked them back one more.
3) Make Rondo and Pierce shooters, not slashers.
Accomplish those 3 and the win is a done deal.
The armor is down and the mystique is quickly fading.
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