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Thanks for the clutch shot and trash talk in the Cavs series Jonas! And for the great 2016 playoffs!

Farewell to the Swedish Larry Bird

Another guy who always stayed ready and gave us all he got (even if on some nights that wasn't a lot). His energy off the bench will be missed. Good luck in Utah!

Sucked.

Always thought he could play hopefully will get a shot at Utah

Trashy and flashy, peace bruh.

Very easy dude to cheer for. Always gave all he had. Gl JJ.

Thank you for your services, kind sir. #TheNeedforSwede

Off court he was stealthily one of our coolest players.

I wish him the best.

That's 6 now, right?

Young - Zeller - Amir - Olynyk - Bradley - Jerebko.

He was a Decent dude. Wish we could have kept him.

Not a great scorer, but did many things well, including hustling.

Too bad.

I like players who can shoot, defend, cause trouble and ultimately, can sit on the bench for a week and not bitch and moan. Then, when he gets his chance he plays his rear end off.

We should have a "2016-2017 Celtics Appreciation Thread"

I liked Jerebko. Looked like a pretty boy but played like a g.

One of the reddit users made this vid, and it makes me happy to this day.

tlee324 wrote:We should have a "2016-2017 Celtics Appreciation Thread"

Seriously.

Gerald Green, Mickey, & Jackson.

And that would leave only 6.

He will be missed. Underrated player.

He and his pal Kelly were the happiest warriors.

Too bad they each lacked a little quickness and a lot of mental fortitude about shooting consistencyy. Despite those weaknesses, they were great to have around.

Parliament10 wrote:

tlee324 wrote:We should have a "2016-2017 Celtics Appreciation Thread"

Seriously.

Gerald Green, Mickey, & Jackson.

And that would leave only 6.

I truly liked Jerebko. You need guys like him on your team to solidify the bench. He could stretch the floor on offense and provide some toughness on defense. Hoping Semi can bring it now.

Great 12th man. Sufficient 11th man. Not so good 10th man.

The Swedish Larry Bird just became the Swedish Gordon Hayward.

There were memorable moments in the playoffs. That's where his value lies.

Tough kid, has some skills, good teammate. Hard to see him walk for $4M/year, but times is tight.