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KGboss wrote:I'm sorry you never lived up to your potential here and I doubt you will in charlotte.
That one all star season in utah was the highlight of your career.
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I dont think hes capable of being a 1 anymore but more power to himyazfan wrote:KGboss wrote:I'm sorry you never lived up to your potential here and I doubt you will in charlotte.
That one all star season in utah was the highlight of your career.
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At 271 million NBA earning, more than any NFL player ever, he'll be fine.
I think he just wants to be the man again. Money not an issue.
KGboss wrote:I'm sorry you never lived up to your potential here and I doubt you will in charlotte.
That one all star season in utah was the highlight of your career.
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I mean I'm not stupid he obviously had a role here and made this team play pretty well but there was a clear log jam issue not so much with Tatum because it's been clear Tatum has been the guy since kyrie first year here, but brown mostly. Brown will either blossom and this teams about to have a serious 1, 2, 3 punch or he wont...his play will determine how good this team is more than anyone else in my mind.brackdan70 wrote:Such a bummer it didn’t work out. The worst luck. I wish him well, but but don’t mind him leaving at all. I don’t think there is a negative effect to the Cs.
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Red2 wrote:I’m still bugged by this . Money aside there had to be reason why he was looking in the first place .
Celticsfan81 wrote:He didn't want to play behind Jaylen Brown ..... and I don't blame him ... He's a smarter and Better player then Brown....
Ernest wrote:HOw many times did he score 20+ points for us? 30+? Im not sure how to look this up, but the totals would be low. And it's wasn't really a KG thing where he obviously could score more but shot less for the good of the team. GH just never really put it all together for us after injury. I remember once or twice where he'd have 2 or 3 games of 20+ points in a row and ya think, hey maybe he's gonna turn it on now. But it never happened.
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SuperDeluxe wrote:Ernest wrote:HOw many times did he score 20+ points for us? 30+? Im not sure how to look this up, but the totals would be low. And it's wasn't really a KG thing where he obviously could score more but shot less for the good of the team. GH just never really put it all together for us after injury. I remember once or twice where he'd have 2 or 3 games of 20+ points in a row and ya think, hey maybe he's gonna turn it on now. But it never happened.
I guess you took a break from the Celtics in 2019-2020? Hayward was a tremendously efficient player in his last year (50.0%/38.3%/85.5%). It's not all about the points, Hayward did a little bit of everything. His presence on the floor made this team much better, almost every time. If you expected his impact to be only measured by points, then you probably forgot that he was the 4th option—yet he managed to average 17.5 ppg. What did you expect, four 26ppg scorers?
The experiment didn't work because of his injuries. Came off the bench when he was asked to, never pouted (despite some comments to that effect on this forum), and that was it. Was the price tag justified? Probably not. But he didn't do anything wrong.