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Celtics Morning Joe: "Big" disasters

Posted by shawn cassidy on September 24, 2012 at 6:00 AM


Sometimes I lay in bed, and  I think about the disasters in life. About what we were, or who I was. What I could of been.I think about worldly disasters, and what they do to countries, and families.  But than I think of smaller disasters in life. One that comes to mind would be the recent disaster of bigs that the Celtics have signed. Who could forget the big disappointments.  Does Jermaine O'neal ring a bell? Shaq as well, even though he played very well in his short time until his career ending injuries. 


Wallace had spurts, and some big moments, but he never lived up to what we thought he would, or could be. Other bigs have been lost in memories. Patrick O'Bryant in 2009, and Mikki Moore in 2009. Now will watch Darko, and his pursuit for playing time. But he's not coming in here to save the day. Let's get that straight. But he seems to be a big with potential that has never been reached, or even close to being reached. But what if he surprises us?  Very unlikely, but that would be something. I expect Darko to sit on the bench for most of the season.



But Darko reminds us all of past failures from bigs that have been brought in. Wilcox, and Bass from last season have worked out. Bass replaced Baby of course, but Wilcox looks for a season of redemption after losing last season because of heart issues. The Celtics look for Sullinger to step in, and hopefully he can play as well as Powe from 2008. That could be too much to ask.



The bigs question will be answered soon. The season gives us answers that we can't get during the off season.The off season  provides great anticipation for the season. But also a lot of free time. Can't wait for this ride to start.



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4 Comments

Reply paul
08:44 AM on September 24, 2012 
I'm convinced that this coaching staff doesn't get or understand bigs. I hope they prove me wrong. Let's see how they handle Sullinger. When we have someone who has a nose for the low post, we should encourage them, not discourage them.

Gotta say, about Shaq, to my surprise I loved what he gave us. He was fantastic. We really couldn't expect more from him in terms of health. That's why it was so smart of Danny to arrange for us to have three centers in Shaq, Jermaine and Perk. Until he screwed up his own plan and used Shaq as his cover. Shaq gave us everything we could have asked for, and more. What happened was in no way his fault, as I see it.
Reply Greg
11:10 AM on September 24, 2012 
The staff doesn't get bigs since they let Clifford Ray go after the 09 season.
Reply paul
01:38 PM on September 24, 2012 
And I'm not sure they even got Bigs then! But at least maybe they did a little more.
Reply Franklin
05:12 PM on September 24, 2012 
Its a shame about Shaq. He was a dream with Rondo..just a shame.

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