We plan to experiment plenty with the rotations. We've been playing around the idea of this to start the seasonXist2Inspire wrote:Random Reporter: With all the young talent you've assembled, will it be hard to spread out minutes and give these youngsters adequate time to evaluate them?
If the right offer comes along we will consider trading any player. Stevie went from shooting 54% on inside shots to 38% this preseason. I'm not too worried about him getting a huge deal, if he does it'll be because he earned it. If he continues his poor play, I'd pity the fools to give him big money.WigNosy wrote:With Stevie Franchise's disappointing off-season, is there pressure to deal him before he hits RFA and commands a huge raise?
We thought we had that figured out with signing Ricky Davis to an offer sheet, but the Clippers matched without even a chance to work out a S&T.JNR wrote:GWR: Something that I think needs to be addressed is your offense. With Francis taking a dive, it doesn't seem like you have anyone who you can depend on to put the ball in the hoop. Is it safe to say that you are going to address this need during the season or in free agency next year?
We'd be lying if we said we thought we had it last year. This year our best player regressed and we got even younger. If we make it, it'll be because this young guys grew up fast, and that's something we would be pleased with.IamQuailman wrote:Do you feel that your squad has enough to compete for a playoff spot again in the East?
I've always said I'd rather be lucky than good...or in your case below average.Soundwave wrote:Has the Celtics' luck run out?
Tell us your thoughts on the league's new drug testing policy.Conroy wrote:I've always said I'd rather be lucky than good...or in your case below average.Soundwave wrote:Has the Celtics' luck run out?
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