Monthly Archives: March 2011

Well, they ain’t dead yet, as the saying goes. Neither team played any D in the first period when the Cs allowed the Spurs to score 33 points. However, they settled down in the second and held the Spurs to … Continue reading →

Another in what has now become a typical Celtics loss. The first quarter was good on O but a little soft on D, mostly by the second unit at the end of the period. The second period was a disaster … Continue reading →

The Cs have gone from hard to watch to disgusting to watch. They make no effort at all. Krstic now has a worse case of Perk’s disease than Perk had. He gets every shot rejected at the rim. The Cs, … Continue reading →

Good effort on D to start the games but Cs missed many open shots and turned the ball over. Second unit could get no flow offensively but Rondo came back and got the O going. Many times, though, he was … Continue reading →

Tonight was a good one for me because I taped the Cs game and watched Jimmer lead the BYU Cougars into the Sweet 16. I hope you all watched his performance too because he is truly a special player. He’s … Continue reading →

This game was much worse than the final score, 93-77. The Cs came out with zero energy and were blown out. Ray and Rondo gave their best matador defense to Houston’s driving guards and also failed to provide any cover at … Continue reading →

Horrible start tonight by the first unit but Baby and Green provided energy off the bench and sparked the team out of its malaise. Green had 17 points in 13 minutes which made a big difference on the outcome. Rondo’s … Continue reading →

Wow!! Ainge could certainly earn a living as a poker player. After saying that little was likely at the trading deadline, he nearly blew the roster apart. I think he knew he could not re-sign both Perk and Baby and … Continue reading →

I knew this kind of effort was possible, just not so soon. 56 points by Milwaukee is an all-time Celtic record low for a game. And it could have been lower since the Bucks only scored 9 in the first quarter and … Continue reading →

The loss tonight, which was not a bad one, lies squarely at the feet of the Big 3. Ray shot 2 for 11 and had several D lapses, KG shot 5 for 13, and Pierce didn’t score enough either. Their … Continue reading →