any news on his back?
is it time once again for the Tony Allen Experiment at PG tomorrow?
if so, should the FCC require a "not suitable for younger audiences" warning at the start of the telecast? discuss.
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I was at the C's Lakers game and had not checked the injuries, the Boston papers or this board beforehand. So when they did the lineups I was floored when they announced Tony Allen as the starting PG.
I told the guy next to me and I texted my friends: "no Rondo, no win."
Of course, it was great to be wrong and it was even better to see TA slicing through the Lakers like that.
If Rondo is hurt - even a little - just sit him and make it right. We've got the bench and the bodies. Plus - I am a big Tony Allen guy.
Go C's.
I told the guy next to me and I texted my friends: "no Rondo, no win."
Of course, it was great to be wrong and it was even better to see TA slicing through the Lakers like that.
If Rondo is hurt - even a little - just sit him and make it right. We've got the bench and the bodies. Plus - I am a big Tony Allen guy.
Go C's.
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The trouble is, you never know which Tony will show up. He's the closest thing we have to Antoine on our team now. Good Tony is a solid defender, doesn't turn the ball over, and makes his layups. Bad Tony fouls jumpshooters, dribbles into traffic, and can't hit a shot to save his life. So far this year it's been probably 70-30 in favor of Bad Tony, but lately it's been more like 50-50. There really doesn't seem to be any way to predict it tho.
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ParticleMan wrote:The trouble is, you never know which Tony will show up. He's the closest thing we have to Antoine on our team now. Good Tony is a solid defender, doesn't turn the ball over, and makes his layups. Bad Tony fouls jumpshooters, dribbles into traffic, and can't hit a shot to save his life. So far this year it's been probably 70-30 in favor of Bad Tony, but lately it's been more like 50-50. There really doesn't seem to be any way to predict it tho.
No doubt. I think, though, that when he starts, there's a better chance we see Good Tony.
