Take that trolls!

40 points in only 16 shots.

HA!

In response to Fierce34's comment:

You could even argue it's still his team. A Celtic for life.

In response to srinivasa's comment:

This season, KG, Pierce, Rondo, and Terry will not be traded.

Maybe next season, but definitely not this season.

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PDcavsinsider #Cavs marvel over Pierce, now oldest Celtic (35) to score 40 in 103-91 win over CLE. BScott: "There was nothing we could do with him.''· reply · retweet · favorite

Hmm,   don't see any of the regular PP bashing from a couple routine PP haters on this thread.

 How many other players on our team are capable of a game like this?  Zippo-Nada

  Just one last time, like I have been saying,  he hasn't been playing his best but he if far from the problem on this team.

At 35 years (and 67 days), Pierce became the oldest Celtics player in team history to score 40 points in regulation. Larry Bird went off for 49 points in a double-overtime game at the age of 35 (and 99 days) back in 1992 -  Lets also not forget right in the middle of Pauls hot streak, Doc decides to pull him from the game with 4 minutes to go in the 3rd quarter. Huh.  Typical Doc, when someone has it going he takes them out. PP also had a 3pts taken away from him on a offensive foul by KG.

 

 Just imagine if he doesn't play that way last night , more than likely we would have lost to the mighty Cavs.  You know the team that beat the Fakers a while back.

In response to Fierce34's comment:

I remember some games Paul had against coach B. Scott when Scott was coach of the nets. Like that one monster 25 point comeback. He must hate to see Pierce on the floor!

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In response to BloggetyBloop's comment:

I am sure he could if he jacked up 30 shots a game like the premier NBA ball hog does.

Bloopity Stupidity   - compliments of Fox Sports

http://msn.foxsports.com/nba/story/kobe-bryant-ego-hampers-dwight-hoard-los-angeles-lakers-downfall-121812

 

The root cause of the Lakers’ dysfunction has been consistent for 15 years. It is Kobe Bryant’s ego, his desperate pursuit of Michael Jordan’s legacy. L.A.’s Dwight Howardexperiment is going to explode and implode in spectacular fashion unless someone in the Lakers organization is bold enough to kill Kobe’s Michael Jordan avatar so that Howard’s Bill Russell avatar can emerge and lead the Lakers.

You follow?

The wrong player is driving the Lakers. Dwight Howard is the second-most talented player in the league. He’s the single-most gifted defensive player the NBA has seen since Bill Russell. On a properly functioning, championship-chasing team, Howard cannot be a sidekick, a No. 2, Scottie Pippen. Can’t happen. The Heat tried it with LeBron James in Year 1 of the Big Three, and we know how that ended. Dwyane Wade is an awesome basketball player and a terrific leader, but he had to surrender the soul of the Heat to LeBron in order for the Heat to win a title.

Kobe has to let go and let D12. Has to.

Kobe has to accept that he is not the 34-year-old Michael Jordan

I blame Kobe. He’s the guy stopping Howard from eating. Kobe is the guy giving Howard room to lose himself in his immaturity and hide. Here’s what Kobe has never understood about the Los Angeles Lakers. It’s an organization built to house and nurture giants. From George Mikan to Wilt Chamberlain to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar to Shaquille O’Neal, the Lakers function best when the once-in-a-generation big man the organization acquires is allowed to be the man of the house.

Kobe emasculates his big men. Andrew Bynum politely admitted this week that Kobe stunted his growth.

“I think Dwight is a great player, but he’s going to have to get accustomed to playing with Kobe and not touching the ball every single play,” Bynum said.

Don’t get fooled by Kobe’s numbers. He’s not Kevin Durant or Carmelo Anthony, and Kobe damn sure isn’t LeBron James.

 He can be efficient. But he’s trying too hard right now. That’s why he leads the league in turnovers with 97. Kobe’s days of imposing his will in a playoff series are over. Howard’s days should just be beginning.

But Kobe’s ego is in the way. Howard can’t be the man of the house with Kobe sitting at the head of the table eating the biggest plate of food. As long as everything revolves around Kobe, as long as Kobe is on TV sitting across from Stephen A. Smith speaking in hushed, dark tones about the state of the Lakers, Howard gets to hide, gets to feel like the Lakers family can eat regardless of whether he chooses to hunt or not.

Oh and have a very blessed day!!!!    Continue to cling to those dreams of the Fakers actually being relevant.    Oh,  and did I say,  Have a very blessed day my friend?

In response to BloggetyBloop's comment:

Kobe would need 35 shots to get 40.

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In response to BloggetyBloop's comment:

Kome = Shaq 3 rings (gifted)  Pau 1 ring (gifted)  I will give credit for Kome to get one.  All the others were gifted.  I could have won 3 rings playing with Shaq.

In response to BloggetyBloop's comment:

You say that like it's actually you, who has five rings. 

You do the same!

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We know that as much as he wanted to be "like Mike", Bryant will NEVER be Michael Jordan....even if he wins 7 rings, he'll always be #2!

 

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In response to BloggetyBloop's comment:

Missed the point, as usual, Mr. Stalker.

Bryant will NEVER be as good as Mr. Jordan - hope that clears it up for you, Mr. Stalker.

Throughout is one word.......but thanks!

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Amazing what a ballhog that hates his teamates can do. ROTFLMAO! 

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In response to BloggetyBloop's comment:

Amazing if the Lakers make the playoffs ROTFLMAO!!!!

In response to BloggetyBloop's comment:

Kobe got 5 rings, Shaq helped him get 3 of them.

ROTFLMAO!!!!!!

Have a blessed day

 

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