
Last year we lost our first game against Boston on our own court.
Just like this year.
It was a blowout win for the Celtics.
Just like this year.
On our second meeting we took revenge and beat them in Boston.
Just like...
Go Thunder!

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BIG EDDIE wrote:Interesting thing about the Celtics is, that prior to their last game against Washington, the starters have played heavy minutes this season.
In the first 10 games, KG, Pierce, Allen and Rondo have played following minutes:
KG 35 (last season he played 29 in average)
Pierce 37,5 (last season 34)
Allen 40 (last season 35)
Rondo 41 (last season 36)
A quote from after the Wizards game:
With one of the oldest lineups in the league, Rivers has remained mindful of the minutes his starters play, restricting their playing time to keep them fresh for what they expect to be a long postseason. But he’s waited 10 games before resorting to pitch counts.
“You’ve got to get yourself thrown back into the season,” Rivers said. “But now it’s time to get our minutes to where we want them.”
----> to me this means he will limit the minutes of his starters tonight against the Thunder as well.
This could be a good sign. Also good sign is, that the Celtics have been playing awesome ball so far and at home they are 5-0. Its time for the first home loss, if you ask me. Last year they were just 24-17, having a worse record at home than the Raptors did.
fallacy wrote:Durant is questionable tonight
Gant wrote:That's too bad. Durant is always great to watch. What's the matter with him? Nothing serious I hope.
This is a tough one for OKC without Durant and Green.
BIG EDDIE wrote:Durant out? Well, that changes everything.
How bout Cole and Cook, are they active?
I wonder who will be able to step up tonight...maybe Nenad going for a 20 point game?
Maybe Harden making a point for starting him in the future?
Mybe Ibaka exploding for a Karl Malone-type of performance with 30-15?
If none if the above happen, we'll hardly be able to score a 70 points.
On the other hand, this might be the game where we go back to our famous defense.
We'll see, I think this game has a few surprises for us.
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