Sansterre's Top 100 Teams, #66-70, 1959 BOS, 1957 BOS, 2000 Lakers, 1974 BOS, 1980 LAL
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Re: Sansterre's Top 100 Teams, #66-70, 1959 BOS, 1957 BOS, 2000 Lakers, 1974 BOS, 1980 LAL
Oof, why must you remind me of the Gail Goodrich trade?
I bought a boat.
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70sFan wrote:I've been waiting for 1974 Celtics team! They were dominant defensively in playoffs and I expected them to be very high in terms of depth / low in terms of heliocentrism - I wasn't wrong.
It's such a nice team to watch. They weren't that great on offense, but they worked together very well. Their full court pressure is one of the finest I've ever seen. Hondo is underappreciated nowadays because he didn't have huge stats but he was quintessential for this team when you watch their games.
I have Cowens as the clear MVP on these teams though. Havlicek was even better than he was in the 60s but he was the #2 guy.
“Most people use statistics like a drunk man uses a lamppost; more for support than illumination,” Andrew Lang.