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Froob wrote:Hugo is a work in progress, but I love a kid getting 7 fouls in a Summer League game. Can't do that without playing hard.
brackdan70 wrote:playa-hater wrote:I feel some on here would rather jump through a flaming hoop with a Motorcycle, Evel Knievel style, than admit Brad "may not" be good at drafting. Or at the least, he missed. Maybe more than once.
Tangential, but I once jumped through a flaming hoop on skis while wearing a moose costume…
As far as Brads drafting, jury is still out. There have been three picks between 28-40, Walsh, Scheierman and Hugo.
In realtime there were guys I liked better than Scheierman, but he has already outplayed his draft position. Walsh has as well…though barely.
Hugo seems like a very high potential guy so I have hope there.
I didn’t like how we handled pick 32 this year. Will be interesting to see how some of those guys we could have had shape out. There were 3-4 guys Id have loved.
Video proof would be fun!
playa-hater wrote:brackdan70 wrote:playa-hater wrote:I feel some on here would rather jump through a flaming hoop with a Motorcycle, Evel Knievel style, than admit Brad "may not" be good at drafting. Or at the least, he missed. Maybe more than once.
Tangential, but I once jumped through a flaming hoop on skis while wearing a moose costume…
As far as Brads drafting, jury is still out. There have been three picks between 28-40, Walsh, Scheierman and Hugo.
In realtime there were guys I liked better than Scheierman, but he has already outplayed his draft position. Walsh has as well…though barely.
Hugo seems like a very high potential guy so I have hope there.
I didn’t like how we handled pick 32 this year. Will be interesting to see how some of those guys we could have had shape out. There were 3-4 guys Id have loved.
Were you drunk?..
Gant wrote:cloverleaf wrote:SuperDeluxe wrote:Not impressed by anything I saw today.
Gonzalez had a pretty bad game. I think I'll forget about Shulga's existence in a matter of days. Scheierman had an OK all-around game but his shooting is still erratic. Walsh was completely out of character, I wonder what the heck was going on with him. Charles "Shirley" Bassey had his worst game of the SL so far (but almost posted a double-double).
To my surprise, the offense seemed to flow better when Lofton was on the court.
The C's were -15 while Lofton was out there last night. Only Hugo was worse.
+13 for Lofton vs Miami. +14 vs NY. +13 vs Memphis. Somebody spoke to him and told him to make an adjustment, and he did. There's a player in there. His path to improvement is physical.
cloverleaf wrote:Gant wrote:cloverleaf wrote:
The C's were -15 while Lofton was out there last night. Only Hugo was worse.
+13 for Lofton vs Miami. +14 vs NY. +13 vs Memphis. Somebody spoke to him and told him to make an adjustment, and he did. There's a player in there. His path to improvement is physical.
Ah, jeez. My error.
Parliament10 wrote:What is Stevens waiting for, with Bassey?
At the very least, give him an Exhibit 10.
Gant wrote:cloverleaf wrote:Gant wrote:
+13 for Lofton vs Miami. +14 vs NY. +13 vs Memphis. Somebody spoke to him and told him to make an adjustment, and he did. There's a player in there. His path to improvement is physical.
Ah, jeez. My error.
No probs. I do things like that all the time.
bigfoot_cryptozoology wrote:Called it here first...
Celtics fans are going to look back in the future and wish White was traded to Toronto, so the Celtics could have used their Lottery Pick to take Yang...
brackdan70 wrote:playa-hater wrote:brackdan70 wrote:Tangential, but I once jumped through a flaming hoop on skis while wearing a moose costume…
As far as Brads drafting, jury is still out. There have been three picks between 28-40, Walsh, Scheierman and Hugo.
In realtime there were guys I liked better than Scheierman, but he has already outplayed his draft position. Walsh has as well…though barely.
Hugo seems like a very high potential guy so I have hope there.
I didn’t like how we handled pick 32 this year. Will be interesting to see how some of those guys we could have had shape out. There were 3-4 guys Id have loved.
Were you drunk?..
Stone cold sober.
I worked an Sugarloaf as a ski instructor in 1999-2000. Also was Amos the Moose from time to time. They did an annual torchlight parade ( skiers carrying big glow sticks, looks pretty cool from a distance) on new years. The Moose was part of the parade and he just had to jump through the ring of fire at the bottom. Luckily no injuries.
Sadly no video evidence.
Celts17Pride wrote:playa-hater wrote:I feel some on here would rather jump through a flaming hoop with a Motorcycle, Evel Knievel style, than admit Brad "may not" be good at drafting. Or at the least, he missed. Maybe more than once.
Draft picks like Walsh and Gonzalez are designed to show impact 3-5 years after they are drafted. Celtics know this when they draft them. The trick is to still be patient through the process. So far the Celtics have done that.
165bows wrote:Gant wrote:cloverleaf wrote:
Ah, jeez. My error.
No probs. I do things like that all the time.
I’d like Lofton to get one of the designated g league contracts. Seems like a guy that would have a two way already if it was offered so just let him work his way up without being in the 17 man group. He’s still pretty young even though he’s been around the league awhile.
brackdan70 wrote:playa-hater wrote:brackdan70 wrote:Tangential, but I once jumped through a flaming hoop on skis while wearing a moose costume…
As far as Brads drafting, jury is still out. There have been three picks between 28-40, Walsh, Scheierman and Hugo.
In realtime there were guys I liked better than Scheierman, but he has already outplayed his draft position. Walsh has as well…though barely.
Hugo seems like a very high potential guy so I have hope there.
I didn’t like how we handled pick 32 this year. Will be interesting to see how some of those guys we could have had shape out. There were 3-4 guys Id have loved.
Were you drunk?..
Stone cold sober.
I worked an Sugarloaf as a ski instructor in 1999-2000. Also was Amos the Moose from time to time. They did an annual torchlight parade ( skiers carrying big glow sticks, looks pretty cool from a distance) on new years. The Moose was part of the parade and he just had to jump through the ring of fire at the bottom. Luckily no injuries.
Sadly no video evidence.