Monthly Archives: December 2012

Another game, but more of the same. No D energy, late D rotations, poor shot selection and poor offense by Paul Pierce and Rajon Rondo who had a total of 7 points in 33 minutes in the first half. Neither … Continue reading →

This game began in a fashion that has become habit for the Cs as they allowed the Warriors to score 15 points in the first four minutes before they settled down and held the Warriors to only 14 points over … Continue reading →

Because of OT in the first game between OKC and Dallas, the score was 18-4 Clippers when we finally joined the Cs game so obviously the Cs got off to a slow start on defense. However, for the rest of … Continue reading →

Well, there was no coal in the Cs stocking today as they put together one of their best defensive and rebounding efforts to handily defeat the Nets in Brooklyn. Also, although they had a few lapses of late rotations and bad … Continue reading →

Another loss in OT and another wasted effort by Paul Pierce who scored 35 points to lead the Cs but nobody else in the starting lineup did anything and both KG and Jason Terry were awful. KG shot 6 for … Continue reading →

Cs led after the first quarter 27-25 but since Cleveland was missing its best player, Varajiao, that was no great achievement. They largely rode on the back of Paul Pierce, who shot lights out all night long, to forge a lead at … Continue reading →

Another bad loss which was not as close as the final score, which was 100-89. Also, they were embarrassed by old friend Nate Robinson who made more 3s in this game than he did in his entire Celtic career. However, … Continue reading →

The second game of a back-to-back, this was competitive for three quarters, but the Spurs blew them out in the fourth period. The final score was 103-88. Once again, the Cs were plagued by the same problems, late D rotations, … Continue reading →

Cs began the game with no energy or defensive intensity. KG missed the first 6 shots he took and Rondo and Pierce shot poorly as well. Luckily, they were only down by 8, 27-19, at the end of the period. … Continue reading →

It is worth noting that old friend Marquis Daniels has been elevated to the starting lineup with the Milwaukee Bucks, an event I am pleased to see. You may recall that last year with the Cs he just hadn’t recovered … Continue reading →