Everyone should be aware that KG can’t and doesn’t want to control his emotions by now after so many years in the league.
Could you give him a technical for taunting for that? He could claim it’s his defensive stance or something. If he repeats it too often, maybe the league will fine him or suspend him for a game. I don’t think that makes him a dirty player.

just so you know

by any measure you could possibly come up with, Bayless’s play has been terrible this year. Terrible. I understand its difficult to show well in a few garbage time minutes, but the Celtics game was the first time Bayless even looked respectable out there. When its his time, he’ll play and I think he can be really good.

Arguing for him to get Sergio’s minutes right now, though, is frankly absurd. For all of his faults, Sergio is the best passer on this team, and it isn’t even close. He is leading the entire NBA in assists per possession.
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When Bayless earns court time, he’ll get it. That time is not now.

but seriously, I can’t believe KG did that, wow, that low, even for him, low as in, get low get low to the windows to the wall while kg’s head dangles around my balls, seriously dude your a grown man stand up

p.s. can I say seriously just one more time? thanks, seriously.

My screen name notwithstanding, I have a high opinion of the moral character of dogs: they are brave and loyal. I’d like to see KG up against one of Qyntel’s “pets”.

shoot first point gaurd on a team with to many scoring options for that,
uncreative passer,
bad ally oop passer,
suffers ticky tack fouls, and seams turnover prone.

and yes, competent defender suggests limitations. look, the fact is that bayless has not demonstrated the ability to be a COMPLETE point gaurd, so wut. hes good at some things, but, like blake and sergio, thats about it. ALL of our point gaurds have a limited skill set

Competent outside shooter
Good pull up jumper, I loved seeing that last night over KG
And an incredible work ethic

Don’t underestimate that last one. He is 20 yo, super athletic, and he has one of the best work ethics on the team. There is no way he will not be a success

but somehow I missed the reference?

and we shall see. Read my sig.

vaugley, he had spelling issues to, right?

He’s the best hitter to ever live, and it was criminal that after posting an above average year in 2007 that he wasn’t able to land a job this year. Most of the “clubhouse distraction” claims by the media are brought on by the media being a distraction and making a circus around everything he did. I wish no ill will on Barry Bonds, and I still hope a team will give him a job somewhere next year.

Every time I see Kevin Garnett play, while I always root for someone on the other team to punch him in the jaw, or just fight him. While I saw him taunting Calderon, I was wishing one of the Raptor would have run up and leveled him. If someone is being that big of a D-bag on the court, someone just has to stand up and sock him.

because his profile has the Bosox as his baseball team. But it was not a well written piece about KG’s antics. He came off exactly as you said, and made no mention of the need to challenge Garnett at his own game as the way to make stop his evil hijinks.

I was born and raised in SF and spent my childhood going to Candlestick. But I stopped rooting for that team as soon as they got that jerk. It would be the same if, heaven forbid, the Blazers were to trade for Kobe. Sorry, but I’m out of here.

 I posted this on the Celtic’s blog.

—— Born and raised in Portland, been here since 76’. Born a Blazer fan during the season of the Championship. Also a Celtic fan. Although I was young, I gained an immediate appreciation for Bird and what he was able to accomplish by influencing his teamates. How could any kid growing up with the NBA in the 80’s not get caught up in BIRD vs.. Magic. Maybe I just wanted to see the *akers loose and rooted for the most likely team to do it, who knows, I was a kid. I’ve read many books since and watched as much on espn classic as I can, I just love watching that Boston team play, poetry in motion. Also huge respect for Red and what he accomplished, a feat that will never be done again. I have followed the C’s as long as I’ve followed the Blazers, just not nearly as closely though. Availability to media being the main reason. Is it OK to follow two teams on opposite sides of the league? --

In my main post I was venting as a lifelong Celtic fan who is frustrated with KG and tired of defending his antics. Celtic fans in Boston don’t have to defend KG like Celtic fans in other cities. I was in no way trying to be a “Whinney fan” whose team just lost. If anything I’m a whinney fan that’s tired of defending KG. I’ve stated many times that the Blazers were beat by the better team and rightfully so. My post could have been written much better but I was venting and was a bit fired up. I wish I would have spent more time explaining where I was comming from but still don’t feel as though I came off as a whinney Blazer fan.