Other than KG, is our second unit better than our first unit?

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    Re: Other than KG, is our second unit better than our first unit?

    posted at 2/24/2013 2:05 PM EST

    In response to jonrob777's comment:

    In response to CHEisCHE's comment:

     

    Come on boys....the opponent last night was a 3rd tier - why not assess them from the denver & the lakers games?

     




    @Che: You seem to have some knowledge about players and the game, minus the negativity sometimes as other have posted. I want to ask you a question? Do you think Hakim Warrick is better than Bass? Should the Celtics sign him?

     

    2012-13 Season:

    6.9 3.2 0.2 11.67

     



    Hakim is a downgrade from Bass - orlando waived him because he can't rebound. No! i say we stay with Bass instead of picking up a skinny who is afraid to mix & bang at the middle. Besides why do we need to train him? But the greatest problem is our anemic rebounding. If Ainge thinks adding Crawford and terrence -- then so be it instead of the big. He know's better than anyone of us.

     

     

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    Re: Other than KG, is our second unit better than our first unit?

    posted at 2/26/2013 8:10 AM EST

    In response to Kirk6's comment:

    Let's see....

    Green is better than Pierce.

    Wilcox is better than Bass.

    Williams and Crawford look better than Bradley and Lee.

    Maybe.



    Lets see......

    Green is better than Pierce.- Still laughing at this one. 

    Wilcox is better than Bass- just depending on if we need a big in there or not.

    Williams and Crawford look better than Bradley and Lee-not even close

     

    Maybe after 50 years of watching.

     

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    Re: Other than KG, is our second unit better than our first unit?

    posted at 2/26/2013 9:07 AM EST

    In response to OneOnOne's comment:

    In response to Kirk6's comment:

     

    Let's see....

    Green is better than Pierce.

    Wilcox is better than Bass.

    Williams and Crawford look better than Bradley and Lee.

    Maybe.

     



    Lets see......

     

    Green is better than Pierce.- Still laughing at this one. 

    Wilcox is better than Bass- just depending on if we need a big in there or not.

    Williams and Crawford look better than Bradley and Lee-not even close

     

    Maybe after 50 years of watching.



    Just an insanely abrupt analysis.  Based on one game in Phoenix.  Let's see some more proof.  

     

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    Re: Other than KG, is our second unit better than our first unit?

    posted at 2/26/2013 9:21 AM EST

    In response to concord27's comment:

    In response to OneOnOne's comment:

     

    In response to Kirk6's comment:

     

    Let's see....

    Green is better than Pierce.

    Wilcox is better than Bass.

    Williams and Crawford look better than Bradley and Lee.

    Maybe.

     



    Lets see......

     

    Green is better than Pierce.- Still laughing at this one. 

    Wilcox is better than Bass- just depending on if we need a big in there or not.

    Williams and Crawford look better than Bradley and Lee-not even close

     

    Maybe after 50 years of watching.

     



    Just an insanely abrupt analysis.  Based on one game in Phoenix.  Let's see some more proof.  

     




    I agree. The Suns are one of worst teams in the league, and it is great the the the young guys played well. Fast break works well in the regular season but tends to disapear in the play offs when the half court game dominates, and teams get serious about defense. It will be the play offs that will be the forge that either hardens and tempers players like Jeff Green or breaks them. On this road trip Green has been trick or treat.

    On the other hand, if he can learn to focus consisitantly, he could be the difference in the play-offs. Last year we did not have Bradley to guard Wade for the whole series, and we did not have Green to guard Lebron.

     

     

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    Re: Other than KG, is our second unit better than our first unit?

    posted at 2/26/2013 9:49 AM EST

    In response to KG-LB-KM's comment:

    In response to concord27's comment:

     

    In response to OneOnOne's comment:

     

    In response to Kirk6's comment:

     

    Let's see....

    Green is better than Pierce.

    Wilcox is better than Bass.

    Williams and Crawford look better than Bradley and Lee.

    Maybe.

     



    Lets see......

     

    Green is better than Pierce.- Still laughing at this one. 

    Wilcox is better than Bass- just depending on if we need a big in there or not.

    Williams and Crawford look better than Bradley and Lee-not even close

     

    Maybe after 50 years of watching.

     



    Just an insanely abrupt analysis.  Based on one game in Phoenix.  Let's see some more proof.  

     

     




     

    I agree. The Suns are one of worst teams in the league, and it is great the the the young guys played well. Fast break works well in the regular season but tends to disapear in the play offs when the half court game dominates, and teams get serious about defense. It will be the play offs that will be the forge that either hardens and tempers players like Jeff Green or breaks them. On this road trip Green has been trick or treat.

    On the other hand, if he can learn to focus consisitantly, he could be the difference in the play-offs. Last year we did not have Bradley to guard Wade for the whole series, and we did not have Green to guard Lebron.

     




    Why would Green guard Lebron?

    Kirk says he is a 2 guard.

     

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    Re: Other than KG, is our second unit better than our first unit?

    posted at 2/26/2013 12:59 PM EST

    In response to snakeoil123's comment:

    In response to KG-LB-KM's comment:

     

    In response to concord27's comment:

     

    In response to OneOnOne's comment:

     

    In response to Kirk6's comment:

     

    Let's see....

    Green is better than Pierce.

    Wilcox is better than Bass.

    Williams and Crawford look better than Bradley and Lee.

    Maybe.

     



    Lets see......

     

    Green is better than Pierce.- Still laughing at this one. 

    Wilcox is better than Bass- just depending on if we need a big in there or not.

    Williams and Crawford look better than Bradley and Lee-not even close

     

    Maybe after 50 years of watching.

     



    Just an insanely abrupt analysis.  Based on one game in Phoenix.  Let's see some more proof.  

     

     




     

    I agree. The Suns are one of worst teams in the league, and it is great the the the young guys played well. Fast break works well in the regular season but tends to disapear in the play offs when the half court game dominates, and teams get serious about defense. It will be the play offs that will be the forge that either hardens and tempers players like Jeff Green or breaks them. On this road trip Green has been trick or treat.

    On the other hand, if he can learn to focus consisitantly, he could be the difference in the play-offs. Last year we did not have Bradley to guard Wade for the whole series, and we did not have Green to guard Lebron.

     

     




     

    Why would Green guard Lebron?

    Kirk says he is a 2 guard.

    Maybe because Lebron can play all 5 positions, boo!!


     

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    Re: Other than KG, is our second unit better than our first unit?

    posted at 2/26/2013 1:05 PM EST

     

     

    Why would Green guard Lebron?

    Kirk says he is a 2 guard.

     

    Maybe because Lebron can play all 5 positions, boo!!


     

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    Re: Other than KG, is our second unit better than our first unit?

    posted at 2/26/2013 1:43 PM EST

    In response to Fierce34's comment:

    In response to Gasthoerer's comment:

     

    We have a zillion of 2's Kirk. The trade dealine has based already so we can't switch them into a 4 or 5. Why should we let a 3-4 tweener play on the 2? That is crazy.

     



    Agree.

     

    Hard to imagine putting Green at the 2 when the Celts already have 5 SGs.


    I agree with you about Green playing the 2.  We already have an adequate number of other players that are better than Green at this position. 

     

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    Re: Other than KG, is our second unit better than our first unit?

    posted at 2/26/2013 7:12 PM EST

    In response to snakeoil123's comment:

    In response to KG-LB-KM's comment:

     

    In response to concord27's comment:

     

    In response to OneOnOne's comment:

     

    In response to Kirk6's comment:

     

    Let's see....

    Green is better than Pierce.

    Wilcox is better than Bass.

    Williams and Crawford look better than Bradley and Lee.

    Maybe.

     



    Lets see......

     

    Green is better than Pierce.- Still laughing at this one. 

    Wilcox is better than Bass- just depending on if we need a big in there or not.

    Williams and Crawford look better than Bradley and Lee-not even close

     

    Maybe after 50 years of watching.

     



    Just an insanely abrupt analysis.  Based on one game in Phoenix.  Let's see some more proof.  

     

     




     

    I agree. The Suns are one of worst teams in the league, and it is great the the the young guys played well. Fast break works well in the regular season but tends to disapear in the play offs when the half court game dominates, and teams get serious about defense. It will be the play offs that will be the forge that either hardens and tempers players like Jeff Green or breaks them. On this road trip Green has been trick or treat.

    On the other hand, if he can learn to focus consisitantly, he could be the difference in the play-offs. Last year we did not have Bradley to guard Wade for the whole series, and we did not have Green to guard Lebron.

     

     




     

    Why would Green guard Lebron?

    Kirk says he is a 2 guard.



    He did a pretty good job against Lebron Last time they played. I guess some players can play multiple positions. Lebron is one, Magic is another, and KG, in his younger days, has played all five positions. Jeff Green may also be able to play multiple positions. 

    However, if we get that far, I like him guarding Lebron again.