1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average
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Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average
posted at 7/30/2012 9:18 PM EDT
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfaxusuEIcISee for yourselves how Ray was moving and running. Ray wasn't limping or anything. 1:48 into that video, Ray made a difficult shot.Just listen to the narrator and list the number of times he said offensive rebound for Odom or the Lakers.Seriously, Pau Gasol dominated KG in this game and we can't give credit to the Lakers for rising to the occasion in this Game 7? -
Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average
posted at 7/30/2012 9:26 PM EDT
This really is shameful Fierce, I can't believe this disgusting farce you are trying to pull. You are either one of those people who can't see the forest for the trees on this issue or blatant arrogance where you have armed with a bunch of meaningless stats (compared with the big picture injury issue that created the bad #'s) as excuse to ramble and attempt to look clever.
Nobody is denying you don't get injured the older you get, KG had an injury related to age... and was getting 1 reb less in the reg season b/c of it, and 3 less in the postseason b/c of it then he was in '08.
What is to blame? His simply being washed up and not having the talent to rebound and help his team win the title?? NO! Now 2 years older KG avg'd 10.3 rebounds this postseason compared to 10.5 in '08 and 7.4 in '10. So injuries had nothing to do with his rebound woe's? Do you have eyes? Did you see the difference in the player between '08/'12 and '10??
Ray's injury was freakish and created by a dirty thug. If he was 31 like Kobe instead of 34 was he really going to heal up better? Change his shot a little and there is disaster. So did injuries have nothing to do with his 0-16 right after the play? 0-8 in a game we'd have won if he hit TWO 3's or 25% (then taken the title in 5). A 4-28 from 3 performance after just going 7-10? Guess we have to blame rebounding for that as well.
What about old man Perkins... he was 25, tore his ACL, was the 2nd leading rebounder on the team, was basically out all of two losses you blame heavily on rebounds. Did that injury help lead to less rebounds??
In the end the C's were not a 42 rebound team anymore b/c KG was nursing himself back to health and Rasheed got so many minutes where his fat @ss camped 22 feet away instead of PJ, Powe and basically anyone who got Sheed mins in '08/'09 being 6-20 feet closer to the rim at all times. So there goes 3 rebounds a game... did that keep us from being in position to win a title on the road game 7 in the finals? Sure didn't. That 38 rebound team was clearly talented enough to win a title. Can't you see that?
Did those injuries keep us from being in a position to win a title? Yup... not including KG (his just led directlyto ur rebounding problem proving the injuries came before the reb issues) that team without its starting center for the last 2 games and with its shooting guard limited the last 5 wasn't deserving of a title. They could have overcome KG, who just ran out of gas and wasn't even as good as he was 2-3 weeks earlier, let alone the reg season, and still been a champs on paper. But they couldn't overcome Ray/Perk and so they didn't deserve to win it. It had nothing to do with not having the heart or talent to get more boards in that game but everything to do with guys on a 38 rebound team not being there or being too hurt to do what they did to be so good previously in the playoffs. And STILL they were tied with 5 to go... how pathetic of you to put it all on a statistic.
To say injuries played less of a role than rebounding in the overall main reason we lost???? It is arrogance by someone desperate to act like he knows more than everyone else.
He doesn't
Injuries = main reason '10 lost
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Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average
posted at 7/30/2012 9:34 PM EDT
In Response to Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average:This really is shameful Fierce, I can't believe this disgusting farce you are trying to pull. You are either one of those people who can't see the forest for the trees on this issue or blatant arrogance where you have armed with a bunch of meaningless stats (compared with the big picture injury issue that created the bad #'s) as excuse to ramble and attempt to look clever. Nobody is denying you don't get injured the older you get, KG had an injury related to age... and was getting 1 reb less in the reg season b/c of it, and 3 less in the postseason b/c of it then he was in '08. What is to blame? His simply being washed up and not having the talent to rebound and help his team win the title?? NO ! Now 2 years older KG avg'd 10.3 rebounds this postseason compared to 10.5 in '08 and 7.4 in '10. So injuries had nothing to do with his rebound woe's? Do you have eyes? Did you see the difference in the player between '08/'12 and '10?? Ray's injury was freakish and created by a dirty thug. If he was 31 like Kobe instead of 34 was he really going to heal up better? Change his shot a little and there is disaster. So did injuries have nothing to do with his 0-16 right after the play? 0-8 in a game we'd have won if he hit TWO 3's or 25% (then taken the title in 5). A 4-28 from 3 performance after just going 7-10? Guess we have to blame rebounding for that as well. What about old man Perkins... he was 25, tore his ACL, was the 2nd leading rebounder on the team, was basically out all of two losses you blame heavily on rebounds. Did that injury help lead to less rebounds?? In the end the C's were not a 42 rebound team anymore b/c KG was nursing himself back to health and Rasheed got so many minutes where his fat @ss camped 22 feet away instead of PJ, Powe and basically anyone who got Sheed mins in '08/'09 being 6-20 feet closer to the rim at all times . So there goes 3 rebounds a game... did that keep us from being in position to win a title on the road game 7 in the finals? Sure didn't. That 38 rebound team was clearly talented enough to win a title. Can't you see that? Did those injuries keep us from being in a position to win a title? Yup... not including KG (his just led directlyto ur rebounding problem proving the injuries came before the reb issues) that team without its starting center for the last 2 games and with its shooting guard limited the last 5 wasn't deserving of a title . They could have overcome KG, who just ran out of gas and wasn't even as good as he was 2-3 weeks earlier, let alone the reg season, and still been a champs on paper. But they couldn't overcome Ray/Perk and so they didn't deserve to win it. It had nothing to do with not having the heart or talent to get more boards in that game but everything to do with guys on a 38 rebound team not being there or being too hurt to do what they did to be so good previously in the playoffs. And STILL they were tied with 5 to go... how pathetic of you to put it all on a statistic. To say injuries played less of a role than rebounding in the overall main reason we lost???? It is arrogance by someone desperate to act like he knows more than everyone else. He doesn't Injuries = main reason '10 lost Rebounding problems = distant 2nd
Posted by rameakapUnfortunately that's just you making excuses, rame. If what you're saying is true then the Celts would not have beaten the Cavs and Magic in 2010. I mean the Lakers were just the 3rd best team in the NBA that season.The Celts were in a position to win a championship in 2010. They just didn't rise to the occasion.I gave you actual footage of Game 7 of that 2010 Finals. Ray was moving fine. He even scored 19 pts, 7-14 FGs and 2-5 3pt FGs, in Game 6. I mean Ray was fine in Game 6 and he suddenly suffers a bogus injury in Game 7?Sore loser, rame, that's what you are. -
Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average
posted at 7/30/2012 9:39 PM EDT
My book titled "A Celtic Fan's Excuse" is almost done. Keep the excuses coming, rame. -
Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average
posted at 7/31/2012 7:08 AM EDT
In Response to Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average:To all My post is simply to show that the league has indeed had a team that won the crown with what was the eqivelent of less than 40 rebounds per game. Everything else is irrelevant in this case. Seems
Posted by SeemsToMe
And I agree with you 100%. You can't set a certain number on rebounds and say we can't win if we don't get to that magic number. I guarantee you could come up with a stat for every category and say, if we don't get ?? assists no team has ever won a championship. Also every game in nearly every sport I watch they come up with some new record that hasn't ever been done before. Sports writers live to come up with that stuff. -
Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average
posted at 7/31/2012 9:36 AM EDT
In Response to Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average:In Response to Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average : And I agree with you 100%. You can't set a certain number on rebounds and say we can't win if we don't get to that magic number. I guarantee you could come up with a stat for every category and say, if we don't get ?? assists no team has ever won a championship. Also every game in nearly every sport I watch they come up with some new record that hasn't ever been done before. Sports writers live to come up with that stuff.
Posted by OneOnOneIt's not like I'm asking the Celts to do something they didn't do before. When the Celts won a championship they averaged 42.0 rpg. -
Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average
posted at 7/31/2012 10:02 PM EDT
The statistical wizardry and amusing parlor games by Fierce continues... hahahaha
Does he think he will EVER prove a mental midget point by trying to stuff this bull at us? He has already lost this.... badly... why am I even still on this thread I don't know, I should keep letting everyone else ride all over him as he has nobody but Lakers fand on his side for this one.
Just a few quick retorts:
- C's were 1.6 rebounds away from the 'magic number' of 40.... if KG wasn't hurt in '09 they would've been there, no doubt, so, umm, injuries before rebounding issues?
- The other 2 less boards a game from the '09/'10 42 per averages came from having Sheed out at the 3 point line over guys like Powe/PJ and Baby closer to the rim. If Fierce wants to hate on Sheed then by all means he can, he deserves it, but it doesn't mean we were any less capable of winning a title. We were slighty worse than '08 (umm cuz KG was injured and not the guy he showed he could be again in '12?) But Sheed was there for us in game 7... we just missed out STARTING center, and if everyone was healthy we were certainly talented enough and deserving of a title.
- Fierce's rebuttal to my McDyess hypothetical is statistically ignorant and VERY amusing. Sure 'if' we had him he could've changed 'everything' (not homecourt tho, hahaha, no way homecourt) but maybe something he did kept Perk healthy? However that is NOT the point. (Fierce misses the points all the time so we have to remind him what they are) Had the C's replaced Wallace with a McD or ANY 5m per year FA (equal talent) who happened to board better (since it is all about that #40) or hey if Sheed tried a little harder and was in a little better shape and bumped us up to 40 boards.... it would still have NOT CHANGED A THING in the finals, if the same players had the same injuries.
The C's were w/o their starting C in games 6/7, Sheed doubled his reg season reb avg, did what McD could do at his best bthat year in that one game (and yea w a 12 reb avg over his carerer McD would have EASILY gotten us 1.4 more than 7 reb over his career 'Sheed in same mins). So no equal talent/$ replacement like McD was going to better Sheed's 11/8 game 7 vs. LA's frontline to push us over the top, even if they did get us to 40 in the regular season...
And none of that has anything to do with Ray's injured leg in game 3, where if he went 2-8 instead of 0-8 this thing is done in 5. And by the time Ray was done going 0-20 or something like that and 'healthy' enough to play 45 mins and hit 1-2 3's (as Fierce claims) Perk was hurt.
So Celts injuries caused 3 of the 4 losses, far more than what we EXPECTED goping in (losing of the reb battle) where only game 1 was unaffected by injuries. A 38 rebound team (low #'s because of the KG INJURY) was CLEARLY talented enough to win it all before they got hurt. Then they didn't deserve to win b/c of injuries, not b/c of the low reb #'s.
It is just so bizarre Fierce stumbles and falls OVER and OVER trying to claim otherwise. To the great pleasure of all the LA trolls of course...
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Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average
posted at 7/31/2012 10:09 PM EDT
and isn't claiming the C's were 2-3 rebounds per game away from being good enough to be champs the SAME THING as saying the C's were 2-3 Ray 3 pointers or 1-2 Perk 'games played' away from being champs????
hahahahaha'
It is all hypothicals
But if you asked any celtics fan what they would rather have.... the injured undeserving of winning lineup getting 3 more rebounds per game in the game 6/7 losses vs. LA... or Ray's leg never being messed (gambling that the best 3 poit shooter ever 'may' hit at least 2 TWO of those 8EIGHT 3's to end the series in 5) and Perk neve suffering the mentally demoralizing knee injury mins into game 7 when we were up 3-2, and to be there for us on the block for60 of the last 90 mins of that series... what do you think intelligent C;s fan would choose?
What would you choose Fierce?
3 more 'effort' box out rebounds per game from the C's we had on the floor in games 3,6,7 or no injuries to Ray/Perk???
As a 'bleeds green' do anything to win Celts fan what would you choose??? -
Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average
posted at 7/31/2012 10:09 PM EDT
In Response to Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average:The statistical wizardry and amusing parlor games by Fierce continues... hahahaha Does he think he will EVER prove a mental midget point by trying to stuff this bull at us? He has already lost this.... badly... why I am I even still on this thread I don't know, I should keep letting everyone else ride all over him as he has nobody but Lakers fand on his side for this one. Just a few quick retorts: - C's were 1.4 rebounds away from the 'magic number' of 40.... if KG wasn't hurt in '09 they would've been there, no doubt, so, umm, injuries before rebounding issues? - The other 2 less boards a game from the '09/'10 42 per averages came from having Sheed out at the 3 point line over guys like Powe/PJ and Baby closer to the rim. If Fierce wants to hate on Sheed then by all means he can, he deserves it, but it doesn't means we were any less capable of winning a title. We were slighty worse than '08 (umm cuz KG was injured and not the guy he showed he could be again in '12?) But Sheed was there for us in game 7... we just missed out STARTING center, and if everyone was healthy were certainly talented enough and deserving of a title. - Fierce's rebuttal to my McDyess hypothetical is statistically ignorant and VERY amusing. Sure 'if' we had him he could've changed 'everything' (not homecourt tho, hahaha, no way homecourt) but maybe something he did kept Perk healthy? However that is NOT the point . (Fierce misses the points all the time so we have to remind him what they are) Had the C's replaced Wallace with a McD or ANY 5m per year FA (equal talent) who happened to board better (since it is all about that #40) or hey if Sheed tried a little harder and was in a little better shape and bumped us up to 40 boards.... it would still have NOT CHANGED A THING in the finals, if the same players had the same injuries. The C's were w/o their starting C in games 6/7, Sheed doubled his reg season reb avg, did what McD could do at his best in that game (and yea w a 12 reb avg over his carerer McD would have EASILY gotten us 1.6 more than 7 reb over his caeer 'Sheed in same mins). So no equal talent/$ replacement like McD was going to better Sheed's 11/8 game 7 vs. LA's frontline to push us over the top... and Danny had no other moves to make. And none of that has anything to do with Ray's injured leg in game 3, where if he went 2-8 instead of 0-8 this thing is done in 5. And by the time Ray was done going 0-20 or something like that and 'healthy' as Fierce claims, Perk was hurt. So Celts injuries caused 3 of the 4 losses, far more than the EXPECTED losing of the reb battle did and only game 1 was unaffected by injuries. A 38 rebound team (low #'s because of the KG INJURY ) was CLEARLY talented enough to win it all before they got hurt. Then they didn't deserve to win b/c of injuries , not b/c of the low reb #'s. It is just so bizarre Fierce stumbles and fall sOVER and OVER trying to claim otherwise. To the great pleasure of all the LA trolls of course...
Posted by rameakapAgain, rame, that's all excuses. Until now you haven't gotten over that 2010 loss to the Lakers.You have no proof. The evidence does not lie.Also, you keep saying that I lost this but you're still here making excuses. -
Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average
posted at 7/31/2012 10:12 PM EDT
And none of that has anything to do with Ray's injured leg in game 3, where if he went 2-8 instead of 0-8 this thing is done in 5.The only way you're going to know for sure that the Celts would win 4-1 in the 2010 Finals is if you are clairvoyant. Are you clairvoyant? -
Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average
posted at 7/31/2012 10:16 PM EDT
It is just so bizarre Fierce stumbles and fall sOVER and OVER trying to claim otherwise. To the great pleasure of all the LA trolls of course...I'm not the one bringing in McDyess, who never played for the Celts, and the 2004 Red Sox into the argument.Seriously, I proved to you the Celts won a championship when they averaged 42.0 rpg. I didn't ask for something the Celts haven't done before. Pierce was also injured in Game 1 of that 2008 Finals. But he still became Finals MVP. There goes your injury theory! -
Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average
posted at 7/31/2012 10:18 PM EDT
The best excuse ever is the:"Celtics didn't hit their stride yet."HAHAHA -
Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average
posted at 7/31/2012 10:19 PM EDT
Wait the guy with the weak points has something to say?? He can't admit defeat... og yeah it is Fierce, he claims Mployee is the guy who looks dumb refusing to admit being wrong and then just digs this 'rebounds over injuries' hole for himself....
please, keep trying to tell us all how injuries were not an issue, poor rebounding was unaffected by injuries, and that it was the belowe 40 reg season rebound stat (by a centerless team we put out on the court in game 7) that lost us the title and injuries was not the main reason.
hahahahaha
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Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average
posted at 7/31/2012 10:27 PM EDT
In Response to Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average:Wait the guy with the weak points has something to say?? He can't admit defeat... og yeah it is Fierce, he claims Mployee is the guy who looks dumb refusing to admit being wrong and then just digs this 'rebounds over injuries' hole for himself.... please, keep trying to tell us all how injuries were not an issue, poor rebounding was unaffected by injuries, and that it was the belowe 40 reg season rebound stat (by a centerless team we put out on the court in game 7) that lost us the title and injuries was not the main reason. hahahahaha Man you look pathetic
Posted by rameakapYou're the one who looks pathetic. The evidence is on my side. You have nothing to show for except your opinion.* Celts won championship with Pierce getting injured in Game 1 of 2008 Finals.* Celts averaged 42.0 rpg in 2008 and Celts won championship.* Celts outrebound the Lakers 4 out of 6 games in 2008 and Celts beat Lakers.In 2010 the team that won the rebounding battle won the game. Lakers win Games 1, 3, 6, and 7 and won rebounding battle in those 4 games. Lakers win championship.You have nothing but your opinion to show for.Seriously, you said because Ray was hurt the Celts lost. But last season when Ray was healthy the Celts lost because they didn't hit their stride yet? hahaha -
Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average
posted at 7/31/2012 10:36 PM EDT
In Response to Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average:In Response to Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average : You're the one who looks pathetic. The evidence is on my side. You have nothing to show for except your opinion. * Celts won championship with Pierce getting injured in Game 1 of 2008 Finals. * Celts averaged 42.0 rpg in 2008 and Celts won championship. * Celts outrebound the Lakers 4 out of 6 games in 2008 and Celts beat Lakers. In 2010 the team that won the rebounding battle won the game. Lakers win Games 1, 3, 6, and 7 and won rebounding battle in those 4 games. Lakers win championship. You have nothing but your opinion to show for. Seriously, you said because Ray was hurt the Celts lost. But last season when Ray was healthy the Celts lost because they didn't hit their stride yet? hahaha
Posted by Fiercest34
Sorry
You are talking to yourself again, the better points are mine by far
Maybe more Lakers trolls will come on to support your 'The Celtics on the court in game 6 and 7 were cowards who wimped out and couldn't get a board, that is why they lost, hahaha' argument, or 'Ray Allen is a choke artist bum, he couldn't go 2-8 from three if his life depended on it, you actually think his leg hurt?"
I mean clearly the team that was tied with 5 mins to go lost b/c even tho they were healthy and at full strength they simply couldn't average 40 rebounds and it killed them in the end. Even the 25 year old starting C from the championship '08 team, a guy who got 11 boards just 2 games earlier, and who played BIG mins in those last 2 games was destroyed... right?
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Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average
posted at 7/31/2012 10:40 PM EDT
In Response to Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average:In Response to Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average : sorry you are talking to yourself again, the better points are mine by bfar Maybe more Lakers trolls will come on to support your 'The Celtics on the court in game 6 and 7 were cowards who wimped out and couldn't get a board, that is why they lost, hahaha, argument' or 'Ray Allen is a choke artist bum, he couldn;t go 2-8 from three isd his life depended on it" I mean clearly that team that was tied with 5 misn to go lost b/c they were healthy and at full stength and simply copuldn't average 40 rebounds hahahahaha
Posted by rameakapLike I said, that's your opinion, there's nothing wrong with that. We already know you're a sore loser.You can't even produce an article about Ray's injury in that 2010 Finals. I mean I showed you a video of how Ray was running and moving in that Game 7. There was no indication he was playing hurt.It's hilarious you keep claiming you win the argument but you have no shred of evidence. -
Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average
posted at 7/31/2012 10:41 PM EDT
You are talking to yourself again, the better points are mine by farYour points have no actual data to support them. It's just your opinion.The 2004 Red Sox and McDyess don't count. hahaha -
Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average
posted at 7/31/2012 10:45 PM EDT
28 seconds remaining. Lakers lead by 3 points, 79-76. Kobe launches a 3-pointer. It's a miss! But Pau Gasol for the offensive rebound with 27 seconds remaining. Game over for the Celts.No rebounds, no rings! -
Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average
posted at 7/31/2012 10:47 PM EDT
In Response to Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average:Seems The 1973 Knicks attempted 7,764 shots. The 2010 Celtics attempted 6,294 shots. Both teams played 82 games. Don't tell me 7,764 shot attempts is also equal to 6,294 shot attempts! More rebounds, more shot attempts!
Posted by Fiercest34
hahahah
you are not on my level, I already killed you on this topic, but if you must ask, is THREE legit articles with quotes by those in the know on Allen being hurt enough for you:
http://celticsgreen.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=0506&action=print&thread=6580
Ray Allen got hurt, had a very severe thigh bruise that nobody really talked about in the NBA finals after he had a spectacular game early, in the third game. He had a severe thigh bruise; his legs looked about two inches bigger and all black and blue.
- Danny
http://www.celticslife.com/2010/07/ainge-on-ray-allen-injury-tony-allen.html
http://www.bostonherald.com/sports/basketball/celtics/view/20100609ray_allens_game_amiss/ -
Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average
posted at 7/31/2012 10:51 PM EDT
In Response to Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average:In Response to Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average : hahahah you are not on my level, I already killed you on this topic, but if you must ask, is THREE legit articles with quotes by those in the know on Allen being hurt enough for you: http://celticsgreen.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=0506&action=print&thread=6580 Ray Allen got hurt, had a very severe thigh bruise that nobody really talked about in the NBA finals after he had a spectacular game early, in the third game. He had a severe thigh bruise; his legs looked about two inches bigger and all black and blue. - Danny http://www.celticslife.com/2010/07/ainge-on-ray-allen-injury-tony-allen.html http://www.bostonherald.com/sports/basketball/celtics/view/20100609ray_allens_game_amiss/
Posted by rameakapNice try but celticsgreen.proboards is just a forum like BDC.The Celtics life article didn't make an article about Ray Allen's injury. That was Ainge's opinion. I already looked up those 3 articles.And the Herald article just said Ray Allen's Game 2 performance was some kind of record.Next time read the articles first before using them. It's called due diligence. -
Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average
posted at 7/31/2012 10:55 PM EDT
Here, rame.After spending a minute and a half in the locker room getting his knee checked, Pierce decided that there was no better place to test the pain than on stage, where the crowd welcomed him back with a dramatic ovation.
"Once I felt I could put weight on it, I was like, I had to get back out there to help my ballclub," Pierce said. "That was all that was going through my mind, just being a part of it. I just wanted to get back out there."
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Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average
posted at 7/31/2012 10:55 PM EDT
Yawn
no injuries means we can place bets on:
Ray going 0-8 with his leg not bruised and twice its normal size (I say/bet he goes at least 2-8 and we win game 3 and therefore series in 5)
Perk being around for the remaining 90 mins of games 6/7 and not being carted off in demoralizing fashion on the road (I say we don't get beat as badly on the boards but find a way to win one of those 2 games, esp the one we led most of and were tied w 5 mins to go)
So two proof positive established injuries to TWO starters contributed to THREE losses and still Fierce posts his weak drivel claiming a season long issue in getting 38 rebounds (instead of 40) was the 'main reason we lost the finals'????
hahahahaha
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Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average
posted at 7/31/2012 11:01 PM EDT
In Response to Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average:Yawn no injuries means we can place bets on: Ray going 0-8 with his leg not bruised and twice its normal size (I say/bet he goes at least 2-8 and we win game 3 and therefore series in 5) Perk being around for the remaining 90 mins of games 6/7 and not being carted off in demoralizing fashion on the road (I say we don't get beat as badly on the boards but find a way to win one of those 2 games, esp the one we led most of and were tied w 5 mins to go) So two proof positive established injuries to TWO starters contributed to THREE losses and still Fierce posts his weak drivel claiming a season long issue in getting 38 rebounds (instead of 40) was the ' main reason we lost the finals '???? hahahahaha ok whatever you say
Posted by rameakapEven when Ray was hurt, the Celts still won 2 out of 3 games in Boston, right? So your theory that the Celts can't win without Ray is false.The Celts gave up 23 offensive rebounds to the Lakers in Game 7. You really think a team can win if they gave up that many offensive rebounds? You're just a sore loser. -
Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average
posted at 7/31/2012 11:01 PM EDT
"I saw a very good Ray Allen. Ray Allen got hurt, had a very severe thigh bruise that nobody really talked about in the NBA finals after he had a spectacular game early, in the third game. He had a severe thigh bruise; his legs looked about two inches bigger and all black and blue."
I guess quotes by Danny and Doc are 'lies'
well when they help prove Fierce wrong he will try his best to claim they are. Such a sad Celtic fan.
He was already told OVER and OVER, why Pierce's miniscus issue in '08 doesn't come ANYWHERE CLOSE to the bruise that kept Ray from being able to shoot 3's (his best skill, duh) and the ACL tear that kept Perk out of the final two games. Bynum won with the same issue Pierce won with.
Goodness, does this ingorance even need my obvious responses tearing them up?
already wrong, injuries the biggest issue in '10, nothing can prove otherwise, good Lord you are obnoxious to keep pimping your weaker excuse than the legit one -
Re: 1972-73 Knicks nba champs despite lowly rebound average
posted at 7/31/2012 11:03 PM EDT
Ray going 0-8 with his leg not bruised and twice its normal size (I say/bet he goes at least 2-8 and we win game 3 and therefore series in 5)Like I said, the only way you would know for sure is if you're clairvoyant. Are you clairvoyant?Saying that the Celtics would have beaten the Lakers in 5 games if Ray didn't get a bruised thigh is pure arrogance. Only 2 teams have won all 3 games at home in the Finals.