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Let it be said that no one on the S.S. Celtic is throwing anyone overboard.

“We cool,” Kendrick Perkins said, offering a 21st century rebuttal to Sugar Ray. “We real cool. We all got each other’s backs. That’s one thing you don’t have to worry about in this locker room.”

That’s good because now would be an opportune time to point fingers at the missed rotations and non-existent block-outs that contributed to the Lakers' comeback. It also would be easy to look at missed shots and free throws.

In the postgame press conferences and the subdued — but hardly dour — locker room after the loss, there was not one instance of a pointed finger or a negative whisper. The Celtics all spoke of confidence and staying together, and while those words become a little more cliché and a little more empty with each successive loss, they are consistent.

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ps.....this will only make them stronger and better. Go Celtics.

No need to throw anybody overboard. It's not like there is one perfect player who keeps having perfect games, despite our losses. Everybody contributes to the losing in some way. Ray with his shooting, KG with not being 100%, Sheed with his chucking, P with some dumb turnovers, and not enough scoring, Rondo with complete meltdowns in every game (0 pts and 1 ast in the 4th yesterday..amazing)..Doc with his **** coaching..it's either everybody under the bus, or nobody.

We need a couple of wins to get back on track..once we start building our confidence up, we will be fine. Even if no major moves are made before the 18th, we will still be a force in the playoffs. Don't nobody want to see us when the playoffs arrive. Bet that.