I was watching the Cavs-Celtics game, but the feed cut out for the portion where Hayward went down. There was a pall over that crowd when I got back in, so I knew something was up, but the first picture I saw of the injury looked inconclusive as I thought that his shoe had come off and I had a bad angle. It was only some time later that I realized his foot was still in the shoe. *emojiofunrelentingwoe*
Terrible for Hayward and I feel bad for everyone on that team too.
long suffrin' boulez fan wrote:This Cavs Celts game has turned really good. Man, the Celts have sooo much young talent.
Wiz are light years behind both of these squads.
Might be true with the Cavs, but I really can't see it for Boston. Maybe in the long run, but Tatum and Brown have one year of NBA experience between them and will almost assuredly be making constant, exploitable mistakes as they feel their way into their roles. Talent that young just doesn't historically translate into NBA wins.
A totally unreasonable amount of weight is now on Kyrie's shoulders and it's unclear if he really has the stamina to carry that over 82 games as an A list fill-er'upper.
All told, the Raptors and Bucks should be a bigger threat than the Celtics this year. Celts are more likely to miss the playoffs than win 50 games, IMO. Not that they're particularly likely to miss the playoffs without another injury, but it's just really hard to see that roster winning consistently right now.