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Re: IT appreciation thread...Thanks for the memories

Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2017 10:09 pm
by AgentGreen
Never seen IT like this before, he always had that big smile and a look with full confidence during his interviews as a Boston player... But the look in his eyes and his voice now? The way he is trying to hold himself together is just painfull to watch.

From a fan's perspective this was a painfull trade and i dont think that there will be a more painfull trade anytime soon like this one.

I will miss the little guy. Thanks for everything IT.


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Re: IT appreciation thread...Thanks for the memories

Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2017 10:22 pm
by Captain_Caveman
cloverleaf wrote:
Jaqua92 wrote:
cloverleaf wrote:
Obviously it is our opinion. The world has gone mushy.


It's interesting, because this is a man that has no bearings on our personal, professional, social, and interpersonal lives. Yet, we miss him? No. We miss him as a symbol for us to externalize our competitive passions onto. We miss the sentiment and knowledge created by processing observations-being Celtic games. So from a technical cognitive behavioral standpoint, Isaiah has no bearrings on anyone here, other then as a source of externalization as this is a man we have no real relationship with. So in this regard, and with this in mind, I really don't care about what is, and isn't lost in the trade, ultimately.

But it's my job to think like this. We as people are interesting. Can I say, in general I'll miss IT as a Celtic? Yeah sure. Can I say I personally will miss him and defend a sentiment against differing ones? No, not at all.

IT played a great role in bringing the Celtics back into the limelight. Sucks for him and I genuinly feel bad for him. It's been a tough year for the guy. But as a fan, I moved on as soon as the trade was announced. There are stars in the sky. Magnificent.


I think it was incredibly fortuitous that the Kyrie opportunity came along for the C's when it did. Because with IT's injury not healed the season wasn't looking so bright after all and then there was the tricky contract question when the ongoing health of his hip is so open to question. I expect Brad and his team to shore up Kyrie's D pretty quickly and the young guys to really come on this year. Crowder had to go, as it sounds like Jae himself understood, so really it was a great deal. I am sorry to see Zizic go, however.

What I'm getting at is, yes, the human side is interesting, but I too moved on to the next iteration of the C's without lament.


I feel like we would have ended up with either Kyrie or the Nets pick. Good either way.

Re: RE: Re: IT appreciation thread...Thanks for the memories

Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2017 11:50 pm
by KGboss
AgentGreen wrote:Never seen IT like this before, he always had that big smile and a look with full confidence during his interviews as a Boston player... But the look in his eyes and his voice now? The way he is trying to hold himself together is just painfull to watch.

From a fan's perspective this was a painfull trade and i dont think that there will be a more painfull trade anytime soon like this one.

I will miss the little guy. Thanks for everything IT.


This dude is crying...

Sorry IT...

Re: IT appreciation thread...Thanks for the memories

Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2017 8:51 pm
by OFWGKTA
Front tooth/crown broke off completely today while biting into pizza crust, felt like the playoffs all over again.


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Re: IT appreciation thread...Thanks for the memories

Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2017 9:52 pm
by 165bows
IT was a baller. Good luck to that dude. Competitive as ****, fun to watch.

Re: IT appreciation thread...Thanks for the memories

Posted: Wed Sep 20, 2017 12:33 am
by Writebloc
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Re: IT appreciation thread...Thanks for the memories

Posted: Fri Sep 22, 2017 8:39 am
by NormanDale
As soon as I started watching him regularly (when he came to the Celtics), IT became my favorite player to watch in the entire NBA. If he can come back healthy by the end of the season, I predict that he will remain the league's most entertaining player (unless Giannis catches him).

Assuming the Cavs beat us in the playoffs and return to the finals, I will be completely behind the Cavs in the Finals (after rooting for GState in the Finals the past three years).

I wish IT only the best. If he recovers from his injury and scores 30 ppg in the playoffs on his way to a title, I will be neither surprised nor anything but happy for him.

Re: IT appreciation thread...Thanks for the memories

Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2017 7:54 am
by ermocrate
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Re: IT appreciation thread...Thanks for the memories

Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2017 8:42 am
by FlatearthZorro
IT was so close to legendary status in Boston. It is saddening that he didn' t get the chance, but it is what is is. Both parties moving on to better things(props to Danny for trading him to the #2 team in the league). As I said it before the East will remember Isaiah. He's awesome.

On that note, LETS GO CELTICS!