| Larry Brown: Don’t panic, Boston | 03.03.10 at 11:43 pm ET |
Bobcats coach Larry Brown has a simple message for Celtics fans and others proclaiming an early demise for the Green in early March. Just relax.
“They buried us two games,” Brown said after his team lost 104-80 Wednesday night. In Boston’s home opener on Oct. 28, the Celtics prevailed, 92-59.
“But I don’t buy all this stuff that they’re in trouble. They’ve had some injuries. They’re just starting to get healthy. They got some new players like [Marquis] Daniels and Nate [Robinson] now, Rasheed [Wallace]. They’re gonna be fine. They got a great coach, they got great chemistry. They’re gonna be fine. I think everybody has bad periods but when you put the injuries they faced, all that’s done is develop depth.”
[Click here to hear Larry Brown rave about the Celtics.]
Brown has heard the naysayers proclaim the Celtics aren’t going anywhere because they’re old, because they can’t win at home and because they’ve lost the fire of a champion. Paul Pierce came out on fire Wednesday, scoring 27 points, one point for each minute he played.
“They’re gonna be alright,” Brown continued. “They play like this, this is the way Paul Pierce plays. Garnett was phenomenal. But I just like all the little pieces they have because I think Danny [Ainge] has done a tremendous job putting them in a position where they can play with just about anybody.”
“I don’t think anyone could have played in that environment,” Brown added. “They played great, they made shots, they executed great. We played hard but there were too many obstacles. But they played great. One time I think they were 10 for 12 from three. They shot 60% in the first half. Shared the ball. There bench was great. There bench was great last night. So if we had played our best I don’t know if that would have been good enough.”
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January 11th, 2011 at 4:10 pm
Good written, it is quite unusual to read something that is worth checking out nowadays
February 10th, 2011 at 2:04 pm
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