klemen4 wrote:Celts17Pride wrote:Jared Zwerling @JaredZwerling now
Hearing the Celtics-Grizzlies deal could be completed by Monday.
Why wait???
I think NBA offices are closed in the weekends.
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klemen4 wrote:Celts17Pride wrote:Jared Zwerling @JaredZwerling now
Hearing the Celtics-Grizzlies deal could be completed by Monday.
Why wait???
CelticsPride18 wrote:klemen4 wrote:Celts17Pride wrote:Jared Zwerling @JaredZwerling now
Hearing the Celtics-Grizzlies deal could be completed by Monday.
Why wait???
I think NBA offices are closed in the weekends.
Afam wrote:We are going to land at least one Star player guys. That's why Ainge Keeps acquiring First round Picks. He plans to flip them to a team rebuilding with a disgruntled star.
Captain_Caveman wrote:StojkoVrankovic wrote:chrisab123 wrote:If you read the game thread you'll see a ton of "fans" cheering against the Celtics. People wanted a complete blow up. Well...the ones who wanted it has it. Now we need Smart and Young to pan out because KO and Sully haven't been all that great and look like role players, ditto with Zeller.
I know and never understood that logic. Cheering for ping pong balls is such loser ****
Cheering for 35 wins and the 11th pick in the draft is all win, though.
12buckets wrote:Afam wrote:We are going to land at least one Star player guys. That's why Ainge Keeps acquiring First round Picks. He plans to flip them to a team rebuilding with a disgruntled star.
I don't know about this.....I thought it too and tried to predict what teams would be sellers next season. I don't think any of the top ten teams out west are going to fall enough to start selling vets. and the East has so few great players that they're all on playoff teams by default. Most of the really bad teams are also really young teams.
Brooklyn of course will probably be selling if they don't trade those three guys this season, if charlotte stinks again maybe Big Al, maybe Denver blows it up the the extent that Ty Lawson becomes available....or Sacramento gives up and puts Cousins on the block. Those last two are wishful thinking though, and not likely to be traded before other role players on those teams. Kobe fits the classic description of a vet who should be available in this scenario, but he's not leaving, and the Celtics aren't cashing in for one season of him.
StojkoVrankovic wrote:Captain_Caveman wrote:StojkoVrankovic wrote:I know and never understood that logic. Cheering for ping pong balls is such loser ****
Cheering for 35 wins and the 11th pick in the draft is all win, though.
I said that where exactly?
Heaven forbid I don't want to be an absolute garbage team with a GM whose vision revolves around keeping his fingers crossed for the forseeable future
CelticsPride18 wrote:I think NBA offices are closed in the weekends.
StojkoVrankovic wrote:Captain_Caveman wrote:StojkoVrankovic wrote:I know and never understood that logic. Cheering for ping pong balls is such loser ****
Cheering for 35 wins and the 11th pick in the draft is all win, though.
I said that where exactly?
Heaven forbid I don't want to be an absolute garbage team with a GM whose vision revolves around keeping his fingers crossed for the forseeable future
StojkoVrankovic wrote:
Heaven forbid I don't want to be an absolute garbage team with a GM whose vision revolves around keeping his fingers crossed for the forseeable future
Afam wrote:The Goal in the NBA is to win a Championship/Championships. That's what I judge my team by . Add making the playoffs too.
GreenMachine wrote:12buckets wrote:Afam wrote:We are going to land at least one Star player guys. That's why Ainge Keeps acquiring First round Picks. He plans to flip them to a team rebuilding with a disgruntled star.
I don't know about this.....I thought it too and tried to predict what teams would be sellers next season. I don't think any of the top ten teams out west are going to fall enough to start selling vets. and the East has so few great players that they're all on playoff teams by default. Most of the really bad teams are also really young teams.
Brooklyn of course will probably be selling if they don't trade those three guys this season, if charlotte stinks again maybe Big Al, maybe Denver blows it up the the extent that Ty Lawson becomes available....or Sacramento gives up and puts Cousins on the block. Those last two are wishful thinking though, and not likely to be traded before other role players on those teams. Kobe fits the classic description of a vet who should be available in this scenario, but he's not leaving, and the Celtics aren't cashing in for one season of him.
Who said it has to be next season? Danny is a patient man... I suggest all Celtic fans become the same...
GreenMachine wrote:Wiretap says the deal is done???
ConnorHenry wrote:Afam wrote:The Goal in the NBA is to win a Championship/Championships. That's what I judge my team by . Add making the playoffs too.
No. It's assets. Draft picks. I think we need to trade Sully, Oly, Smart, Young, and Stevens while they still have worth and get more assets to flip later.
Einstein proved there's no way to go from 35 wins to 60. The route to 60 must start with less than 12 wins. Fact.
Winning is for losers.

ballup wrote:GreenMachine wrote:Wiretap says the deal is done???
Only trust the Woj

Tommy Heinsohn wrote:The game is not over until they look you in the face and start crying.
12buckets wrote:GreenMachine wrote:12buckets wrote:
I don't know about this.....I thought it too and tried to predict what teams would be sellers next season. I don't think any of the top ten teams out west are going to fall enough to start selling vets. and the East has so few great players that they're all on playoff teams by default. Most of the really bad teams are also really young teams.
Brooklyn of course will probably be selling if they don't trade those three guys this season, if charlotte stinks again maybe Big Al, maybe Denver blows it up the the extent that Ty Lawson becomes available....or Sacramento gives up and puts Cousins on the block. Those last two are wishful thinking though, and not likely to be traded before other role players on those teams. Kobe fits the classic description of a vet who should be available in this scenario, but he's not leaving, and the Celtics aren't cashing in for one season of him.
Who said it has to be next season? Danny is a patient man... I suggest all Celtic fans become the same...
I hope it's next season because I don't want to actually have to watch my team have 6 rookies in 2016-2017. the shear amount of picks he's accumulated kind of forces the issue, because if he doesn't cash them in then we're going to set the record for players with rookie contracts on the roster. We wouldn't be any better than Philly with that kind of team.
Froob wrote:ballup wrote:GreenMachine wrote:Wiretap says the deal is done???
Only trust the Woj
I don't believe the sun is up until Woj reports it.