Monthly Archives: April 2012

Geez, you’d have thought that Pierce, Garnett and Bass would have shown up on time for the game, not a half hour late. This was one horrible start and, if it weren’t for Rondo and Stiemsma, this game would have … Continue reading →

Finally, the final game of the regular season. All the current starters played to start the game and then Pierce hurt his big toe and retired to the dressing room. They substituted liberally with everybody except Jujuan Johnson getting some … Continue reading →

This game was played almost entirely by reserves. None of the Big 3 played for Miami and KG, Rondo, Ray and Greg Stiemsma all sat out for the Cs. Play was very sloppy in the first half as both teams frequently turned … Continue reading →

Tonight the Cs are without Rondo, Pietrus and Ray. Sasha Pavlovic replaced Rondo, with Avery playing the point. The first quarter was marked by good offense but very weak defense and ended with the Cs leading 33-22. In addition to … Continue reading →

This night was a disaster from the beginning. First, both Ray and Pietrus were ruled out of the game on the bus because of ankle and knee issues respectively. Then the Cs came out in what I call their offensive … Continue reading →

Well the Cs left Pierce and Garnett in New York to rest their weary bones from now until the game against the Knicks on Tuesday. Tonight’s starting lineup was Rondo, Bradley, Bass, Pietrus and Stiemsma. The first quarter was highlighted by decent … Continue reading →

Rondo turned in arguably his worst quarter of the year when he had 4 TOs, was 0/2 from both the field and the line, and made at least 3 D mistakes as well as generally being out of control. Not … Continue reading →

This was the Cs worst effort of the year and the starting five, with the exception of Avery, were all to blame. They played the first half with little effort and energy but they still had a lead at 36-30. … Continue reading →

Well, if you liked them last night, you really gotta love ‘em tonight. After arriving home at 3 a.m. from Miami where they recorded their most exhausting and emotional win of the season, Ray turned up lame and didn’t dress, but Mickael … Continue reading →

How do you like ‘em now? A really great win with a strong message sent. They do not fear the Heat come playoff time. LeBron is the most unstoppable player in the league during the course of a game, but … Continue reading →