Monthly Archives: February 2005

Its official, he’s a free agent. Most “sources” claim that the Celtics have the best shot at resigning him, but even his agent doesn’t seem to know for sure what he’ll do. I assume (and hope) that he’s talking it … Continue reading →

(Dessert first tonight folks. You deserve it. We just beat the best team in the NBA.) 3:33 remaining in the 4th and Tied at 100_______________________________________________________ (Amare Stoudemire left the game with 5 fouls at 6:44. This plus no Steve Nash … Continue reading →

If Danny somehow gets Gary back, I think the world will have no choice but to admit that this was a great trade for the Celtics. However, I tend to think it could work out to be a good trade … Continue reading →

Danny’s Conference Call with Season Ticket HoldersAntoine’s interview with Shira Springer

Last night the students put on a show that the teacher must have been proud of. Combined, our new point guard (Marcus West? Delonte Banks?) scored 26 points, dished out 6 assists, pulled down 7 rebounds, and managed to not … Continue reading →

You just can’t script anything related to the Antoine Walker saga right now. Who would have thought this game would see Paul Pierce, Raef Lafrentz and Tony Allen all on the bench with 4 fouls during points in the 3rd. … Continue reading →

…is better than the one you don’t. I’m going to make this crystal clear. Walker is a flawed basketball player. Ainge knows it. Walker might know it (though he’ll never admit it). And you faithful Boston fans know it all … Continue reading →

Got so many great blog posts on the recent developments, I thought I’d give you links to each of them: To ‘Toine or not to ‘Toine – hagrid WalkerGate Scandal – Gabe Kahn Payton Back To Boston? – Jeff Celts … Continue reading →

First, I want to say farewell to Jiri Welsch. In the simplest terms possible, you were a guy on the wrong team at the wrong time. Stacked on the depth charts behind 2 superior athletes who fit the system better … Continue reading →

Gabe Kahn of the Metro newspaper (Boston area commuter paper) wanted to share with us a few thoughts from the Danny Ainge press conference. Enjoy. Few things that happen in the NBA surprise me. When Gary Payton was first traded … Continue reading →