Game 18: Pacers @ Celtics 01/27/12, 7:30 EST

frizzledizzle · Post #1 » by **frizzledizzle** » Sat Jan 28, 2012 1:40 am

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Coverage: CSNN
7:30 PM ET, January 27, 2012
TD Garden, Boston, MA

Indiana Pacers(12-5)

Boston Celtics(8-9)

Post #2 » by **Miller4ever** » Sat Jan 28, 2012 1:41 am

Looking discombobulated out there. Is our 3rd quarter magic legit? It held true against the Bulls with an equal deficit. Of course, with Roy being hurt it's going to be harder.

frizzledizzle · Post #3 » by **frizzledizzle** » Sat Jan 28, 2012 1:45 am

34 points... eee

Only an 8 point game though.

frizzledizzle · Post #4 » by **frizzledizzle** » Sat Jan 28, 2012 1:46 am

And hope Roy isn't too injured. Think it's just a sprain?

frizzledizzle · Post #5 » by **frizzledizzle** » Sat Jan 28, 2012 1:58 am

Have come out strong to cut it to 2. I like it

frizzledizzle · Post #6 » by **frizzledizzle** » Sat Jan 28, 2012 2:28 am

I feel sorry for Celtics fans. I'd off myself if I had to listen to the one commentator every game. He sounds like an old drunk that randomly starts screaming and all he does is complain about calls. Seriously sounds like an old drunk idiot

Post #7 » by **Miller4ever** » Sat Jan 28, 2012 2:30 am

Shots just aren't falling, and then defense is getting confused. It's like the Orlando game again.

Post #8 » by **Miller4ever** » Sat Jan 28, 2012 2:33 am

Oh, and we aren't moving the ball well at all. That might be the worst part, because after iso, guys are out of position.

frizzledizzle · Post #9 » by **frizzledizzle** » Sat Jan 28, 2012 2:53 am

Well... that sucked. Think the Pacers played more bad than the Celtics played good. They gave up a lot of wide open shots and just let Pierce walk to the basket whenever he pleased.

In the end, listening to that commentator was worse than the loss itself. I'm convinced the Celtics went into an ally and offered a job to the first old drunk they came across. He barely says anything and all of a sudden he'll wake up from his nap and start screaming how Pierce should get foul calls every time he shoots and it's not fair the Pacers get foul calls.

Now he's complaining some more as we speak. Sounds like an old bitter drunk man. It's like having a Celtics fan as a commentator who screams at the TV and can't control himself. I'm embarrassed for him

humblebum · Post #10 » by **humblebum** » Sat Jan 28, 2012 2:58 am

frizzledizzle wrote:Well... that sucked. Think the Pacers played more bad than the Celtics played good. They gave up a lot of wide open shots and just let Pierce walk to the basket whenever he pleased.

In the end, listening to that commentator was worse than the loss itself. I'm convinced the Celtics went into an ally and offered a job to the first old drunk they came across. He barely says anything and all of a sudden he'll wake up from his nap and start screaming how Pierce should get foul calls every time he shoots and it's not fair the Pacers get foul calls.

Now he's complaining some more as we speak. Sounds like an old bitter drunk man. It's like having a Celtics fan as a commentator who screams at the TV and can't control himself. I'm embarrassed for him

"That commentator?" Really, you've never heard of Tommy Heinsohn????????

bballcool34 · Post #11 » by **bballcool34** » Sat Jan 28, 2012 3:01 am

humblebum wrote:
frizzledizzle wrote:Well... that sucked. Think the Pacers played more bad than the Celtics played good. They gave up a lot of wide open shots and just let Pierce walk to the basket whenever he pleased.

In the end, listening to that commentator was worse than the loss itself. I'm convinced the Celtics went into an ally and offered a job to the first old drunk they came across. He barely says anything and all of a sudden he'll wake up from his nap and start screaming how Pierce should get foul calls every time he shoots and it's not fair the Pacers get foul calls.

Now he's complaining some more as we speak. Sounds like an old bitter drunk man. It's like having a Celtics fan as a commentator who screams at the TV and can't control himself. I'm embarrassed for him

"That commentator?" Really, you've never heard of Tommy Heinsohn????????

I'm a Celtics fan but his post was ****** hilarious, hahaha I can totally understand how he would think that

frizzledizzle · Post #12 » by **frizzledizzle** » Sat Jan 28, 2012 3:01 am

humblebum wrote:
frizzledizzle wrote:Well... that sucked. Think the Pacers played more bad than the Celtics played good. They gave up a lot of wide open shots and just let Pierce walk to the basket whenever he pleased.

In the end, listening to that commentator was worse than the loss itself. I'm convinced the Celtics went into an ally and offered a job to the first old drunk they came across. He barely says anything and all of a sudden he'll wake up from his nap and start screaming how Pierce should get foul calls every time he shoots and it's not fair the Pacers get foul calls.

Now he's complaining some more as we speak. Sounds like an old bitter drunk man. It's like having a Celtics fan as a commentator who screams at the TV and can't control himself. I'm embarrassed for him

"That commentator?" Really, you've never heard of Tommy Heinsohn????????

Didn't hear the commentators names throughout the game and I don't know that I've ever seen a Celtics broadcast. I might have earlier in the season when the game was in Boston but I don't remember listening to a crazy old man scream and complain the whole time. Even if the calls were bad, it's amazing how much he complains about it. I feel like that should be reserved for the fans, not the people broadcasting. He was pretty insulting a few times calling things stupid and all sorts of stuff. No offense but he's about the worst commentator I've ever listened to. The Raptors commentators were really boring but this guy just sounds drunk and nuts.

bballcool34 · Post #13 » by **bballcool34** » Sat Jan 28, 2012 3:04 am

^ lol that's Heinsohn man, you get used to it, and dare I say, grow to love it.

humblebum · Post #14 » by **humblebum** » Sat Jan 28, 2012 3:06 am

Tommy Heinsohn won about 8 championships as a player with the Celtics during Russell Cousy's era. He was a rookie of the year and HOF as player. He won two championships (I think) as a coach during the Dave Cowens/Havlichek years and has been their announcer since retiring from coaching, FYI. He's a complete Celtics homer who's famous for his hatred of refs. Outside of that he's actually a great color guy for Celtics fans. When he's not talking crazy he actually provides a lot of thoughtful analysis, again all Celtics centric.

Guzman_9 · Post #15 » by **Guzman_9** » Sat Jan 28, 2012 3:06 am

maybe im a good luck charm for the pacers? Ive watched every game the pacers won and the miami game. When i dont watch them they lose. How weird is that?

frizzledizzle · Post #16 » by **frizzledizzle** » Sat Jan 28, 2012 3:11 am

humblebum wrote:Tommy Heinsohn won about 8 championships as a player with the Celtics during Russell Cousy's era. He was a rookie of the year and HOF as player. He won two championships (I think) as a coach during the Dave Cowens/Havlichek years and has been their announcer since retiring from coaching, FYI. He's a complete Celtics homer who's famous for his hatred of refs. Outside of that he's actually a great color guy for Celtics fans. When he's not talking crazy he actually provides a lot of thoughtful analysis, again all Celtics centric.

lol, that sounds about right then. Although I didn't really hear him say much of anything during the game tonight except when he was yelling about bad calls. He seemed pretty quiet for the most part. The other commentator did almost all of of the talking

I thought it was funny when he was screaming about something and the other commentator really didn't say much. He might have said "yeah". And the old guy said he agrees with him even though he was agreeing with himself since the other guy didn't say anything at all.

chube · Post #17 » by **chube** » Sat Jan 28, 2012 4:24 am

I wasn't able to watch the game. What's the status on Hibby's injury? The last my ESPN fantasy ticker thing had was how he was probable to turn for the second half.

What's the word?

Post #18 » by **Miller4ever** » Sat Jan 28, 2012 5:15 am

He played, although given sprains he might not play next game (probably day-to-day).