After thinking about Doc's comments after the game Sunday, you have to consider who of the deadbeats he wants to get rid of is any other team going to want. The answer probably no one. Ainge made a statement today it will be hard to make changes. Would you want Bass, Terry, and Green and give up something of value?

Ainge screwed up in re-tooling the team. A big man was a necessity to not have brought one in is a disgrace.  Motivating the team, Doc is stuck with was all he had in mind.  Trading players like Sully and Bradley won't bring enough back either.

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After thinking about Doc's comments after the game Sunday, you have to consider who of the deadbeats he wants to get rid of is any other team going to want. The answer probably no one. Ainge made a statement today it will be hard to make changes. Would you want Bass, Terry, and Green and give up something of value?

Ainge screwed up in re-tooling the team. A big man was a necessity to not have brought one in is a disgrace.  Motivating the team, Doc is stuck with was all he had in mind.  Trading players like Sully and Bradley won't bring enough back either.

If that's the case then I hope you're ready for some mediocrity. 

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After thinking about Doc's comments after the game Sunday, you have to consider who of the deadbeats he wants to get rid of is any other team going to want. The answer probably no one. Ainge made a statement today it will be hard to make changes. Would you want Bass, Terry, and Green and give up something of value?

Ainge screwed up in re-tooling the team. A big man was a necessity to not have brought one in is a disgrace.  Motivating the team, Doc is stuck with was all he had in mind.  Trading players like Sully and Bradley won't bring enough back either.

If that's the case then I hope you're ready for some mediocrity. 

Sadly I am.  Please tell me I am wrong.  Why would anyone want our highly paid player who are not producing?

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After thinking about Doc's comments after the game Sunday, you have to consider who of the deadbeats he wants to get rid of is any other team going to want. The answer probably no one. Ainge made a statement today it will be hard to make changes. Would you want Bass, Terry, and Green and give up something of value?

Ainge screwed up in re-tooling the team. A big man was a necessity to not have brought one in is a disgrace.  Motivating the team, Doc is stuck with was all he had in mind.  Trading players like Sully and Bradley won't bring enough back either.

If that's the case then I hope you're ready for some mediocrity. 

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After thinking about Doc's comments after the game Sunday, you have to consider who of the deadbeats he wants to get rid of is any other team going to want. The answer probably no one. Ainge made a statement today it will be hard to make changes. Would you want Bass, Terry, and Green and give up something of value?

Ainge screwed up in re-tooling the team. A big man was a necessity to not have brought one in is a disgrace.  Motivating the team, Doc is stuck with was all he had in mind.  Trading players like Sully and Bradley won't bring enough back either.

If that's the case then I hope you're ready for some mediocrity. 

Mediocrity is pretty much what we have been all year.  Is this a different type?

After thinking about Doc's comments after the game Sunday, you have to consider who of the deadbeats he wants to get rid of is any other team going to want. The answer probably no one. Ainge made a statement today it will be hard to make changes. Would you want Bass, Terry, and Green and give up something of value?

Ainge screwed up in re-tooling the team. A big man was a necessity to not have brought one in is a disgrace.  Motivating the team, Doc is stuck with was all he had in mind.  Trading players like Sully and Bradley won't bring enough back either.

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After thinking about Doc's comments after the game Sunday, you have to consider who of the deadbeats he wants to get rid of is any other team going to want. The answer probably no one. Ainge made a statement today it will be hard to make changes. Would you want Bass, Terry, and Green and give up something of value?

Ainge screwed up in re-tooling the team. A big man was a necessity to not have brought one in is a disgrace.  Motivating the team, Doc is stuck with was all he had in mind.  Trading players like Sully and Bradley won't bring enough back either.

I agree with you pretty much.  I wonder what DA's  thoughts were when he read about Doc's outburst.  If Doc wants to light a match, make the changes with what we have now.  Put sully in the starter position,  bring PP off the bench,  Barbosa first guard off the bench.  I am beginning to wonder about Doc with international players as well.  Seems none of them can play for Doc for some reason.   Most end of leaving.

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After thinking about Doc's comments after the game Sunday, you have to consider who of the deadbeats he wants to get rid of is any other team going to want. The answer probably no one. Ainge made a statement today it will be hard to make changes. Would you want Bass, Terry, and Green and give up something of value?

Ainge screwed up in re-tooling the team. A big man was a necessity to not have brought one in is a disgrace.  Motivating the team, Doc is stuck with was all he had in mind.  Trading players like Sully and Bradley won't bring enough back either.

If that's the case then I hope you're ready for some mediocrity. 

Mediocrity is pretty much what we have been all year.  Is this a different type?

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After thinking about Doc's comments after the game Sunday, you have to consider who of the deadbeats he wants to get rid of is any other team going to want. The answer probably no one. Ainge made a statement today it will be hard to make changes. Would you want Bass, Terry, and Green and give up something of value?

Ainge screwed up in re-tooling the team. A big man was a necessity to not have brought one in is a disgrace.  Motivating the team, Doc is stuck with was all he had in mind.  Trading players like Sully and Bradley won't bring enough back either.

If that's the case then I hope you're ready for some mediocrity. 

Mediocrity is pretty much what we have been all year.  Is this a different type?

Yup!

This Celtics team right now is still a playoff team.

Next season's team will be a lot worse because it would only be fighting for the 8th seed at best.

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After thinking about Doc's comments after the game Sunday, you have to consider who of the deadbeats he wants to get rid of is any other team going to want. The answer probably no one. Ainge made a statement today it will be hard to make changes. Would you want Bass, Terry, and Green and give up something of value?

Ainge screwed up in re-tooling the team. A big man was a necessity to not have brought one in is a disgrace.  Motivating the team, Doc is stuck with was all he had in mind.  Trading players like Sully and Bradley won't bring enough back either.

If that's the case then I hope you're ready for some mediocrity. 

Mediocrity is pretty much what we have been all year.  Is this a different type?

Yup!

This Celtics team right now is still a playoff team.

Next season's team will be a lot worse because it would only be fighting for the 8th seed at best.

To me I don't worry about next year right now.  Sully will be better,  Melo could come up to the big boy show.  Minor tweaks here and there and I don't think we are doomed next year.

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After thinking about Doc's comments after the game Sunday, you have to consider who of the deadbeats he wants to get rid of is any other team going to want. The answer probably no one. Ainge made a statement today it will be hard to make changes. Would you want Bass, Terry, and Green and give up something of value?

Ainge screwed up in re-tooling the team. A big man was a necessity to not have brought one in is a disgrace.  Motivating the team, Doc is stuck with was all he had in mind.  Trading players like Sully and Bradley won't bring enough back either.

If that's the case then I hope you're ready for some mediocrity. 

Mediocrity is pretty much what we have been all year.  Is this a different type?

Yup!

This Celtics team right now is still a playoff team.

Next season's team will be a lot worse because it would only be fighting for the 8th seed at best.

To me I don't worry about next year right now.  Sully will be better,  Melo could come up to the big boy show.  Minor tweaks here and there and I don't think we are doomed next year.

We are doomed next year because KG will still be starter.

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After thinking about Doc's comments after the game Sunday, you have to consider who of the deadbeats he wants to get rid of is any other team going to want. The answer probably no one. Ainge made a statement today it will be hard to make changes. Would you want Bass, Terry, and Green and give up something of value?

Ainge screwed up in re-tooling the team. A big man was a necessity to not have brought one in is a disgrace.  Motivating the team, Doc is stuck with was all he had in mind.  Trading players like Sully and Bradley won't bring enough back either.

If that's the case then I hope you're ready for some mediocrity. 

Mediocrity is pretty much what we have been all year.  Is this a different type?

Yup!

This Celtics team right now is still a playoff team.

Next season's team will be a lot worse because it would only be fighting for the 8th seed at best.

To me I don't worry about next year right now.  Sully will be better,  Melo could come up to the big boy show.  Minor tweaks here and there and I don't think we are doomed next year.

We are doomed next year because KG will still be starter.

Well we just have to work around that as well.  I would love PP and KG to come off the bench, and also finish the games.

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After thinking about Doc's comments after the game Sunday, you have to consider who of the deadbeats he wants to get rid of is any other team going to want. The answer probably no one. Ainge made a statement today it will be hard to make changes. Would you want Bass, Terry, and Green and give up something of value?

Ainge screwed up in re-tooling the team. A big man was a necessity to not have brought one in is a disgrace.  Motivating the team, Doc is stuck with was all he had in mind.  Trading players like Sully and Bradley won't bring enough back either.

If that's the case then I hope you're ready for some mediocrity. 

Mediocrity is pretty much what we have been all year.  Is this a different type?

Yup!

This Celtics team right now is still a playoff team.

Next season's team will be a lot worse because it would only be fighting for the 8th seed at best.

To me I don't worry about next year right now.  Sully will be better,  Melo could come up to the big boy show.  Minor tweaks here and there and I don't think we are doomed next year.

We are doomed next year because KG will still be starter.

Well we just have to work around that as well.  I would love PP and KG to come off the bench, and also finish the games.

KG and PP coming off the bench when Doc is coach?

HAHAHA

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Hopefully Sully will be starting as early tonight, against the Cavs.

Start Lee as well, until Bradley is fully recovered.

I would start Green at the two, but Doc will never do that.

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Hopefully Sully will be starting as early tonight, against the Cavs.

Start Lee as well, until Bradley is fully recovered.

I would start Green at the two, but Doc will never do that.

Lee has been playing very well.  Why start someone at a position they don't play when you have someone that has been playing well and don't start him?  What kind of message does that send?  For all the Green supporters that have wanted it to take PP place and other positions as well,  just what has he done that he should be rewarded?  Give Green those end of clock shots that PP gets most every game and see what his shooting percentage plummets to.  I would come closer to putting him at 4 than anywhere.

I read somewhere this morning how well the lineup of KG, JG, PP, Rondo, and I think Lee played against the Pistons in the first half.  We never saw that lineup again.

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After thinking about Doc's comments after the game Sunday, you have to consider who of the deadbeats he wants to get rid of is any other team going to want. The answer probably no one. Ainge made a statement today it will be hard to make changes. Would you want Bass, Terry, and Green and give up something of value?

Ainge screwed up in re-tooling the team. A big man was a necessity to not have brought one in is a disgrace.  Motivating the team, Doc is stuck with was all he had in mind.  Trading players like Sully and Bradley won't bring enough back either.

If that's the case then I hope you're ready for some mediocrity. 

Sadly I am.  Please tell me I am wrong.  Why would anyone want our highly paid player who are not producing?

After thinking about Doc's comments after the game Sunday, you have to consider who of the deadbeats he wants to get rid of is any other team going to want. The answer probably no one. Ainge made a statement today it will be hard to make changes. Would you want Bass, Terry, and Green and give up something of value?

Ainge screwed up in re-tooling the team. A big man was a necessity to not have brought one in is a disgrace.  Motivating the team, Doc is stuck with was all he had in mind.  Trading players like Sully and Bradley won't bring enough back either.