Celtics Stuff Live broadcast live immediately following the Celtics' gave away the game against the Cavs on Sunday night. Justin Poulin and Jon Duke broke down the loss, but looked at the bigger picture as to whether this loss is an aberration or perhaps a return to the tough times the C's experienced in the season's first month.
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0 recs | 6 comments
Save this ' disgusted fanbase ' talk for yourself and any other naysayers who are ready to blow up the team after every loss.
lygafe - January 28, 2012
The Pierce up fake non call...
decided the game.
Sarcazmo's Funhouse - January 29, 2012
blow up
the refs
calc - January 29, 2012
Damn
We are doomed losing to the Cavs…
SparzWizard - January 29, 2012
7tony2
go boston go you are #1
7tony2 - January 30, 2012
Cavs-related thought...
I’m hoping that there is a chance to get Semih again from the Cavs in exchange for either a draft pick OR even Johnson. Semih’s not being used in the Cavs anyway so I’m pretty sure it’s not that difficult to get him back…
I know a lot of you in here love the rookie Johnson but let’s face it, we’re pretty alright in the forward slot already & we need a back up center. Semih knows the C’s system already and he had lots of quality minutes last season so yeah, not much "adjustment" needed.
japsuki - January 30, 2012
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