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Anyone for a Clip of some good Basketball tonight?

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     It's time for some post holiday basketball! 

     1st Quarter 

     JB looking good! So far the Star of the team has been as advertised, hes getting to the hoop and getting his shot. Question is can he carry this team to a win? This writer hopes so. JB needs to learn how to finish games like the greats tend to do. He needs to be a closer when JT is not around. 

     Lack of D, where is it? 

     Tonight's D has a lot to improve on. It's been very lackluster to start. Not sure if the Celtics are still hung over after that slap to the face loss to the wolves. The Clippers are looking like all stars out there. 

     2nd Quarter

     Defense starting to pick up finally, switches are being made effortlessly, active hands and overall great communication seems to be spurring the Celtics this quarter. Defense wins games and at this point we just need wins. 

    GWill is leading the league in corner threes, did anyone ever think they would think that? This writer didn't even think he had a place on this roster originally. He's proven himself to me, and to all of the Celtics fans around! Dudes a three point corner shooting machine! 

    3rd Quarter 

    RWill is a baller, his game continues to evolve. His offensive game is growing like a flower ready to bloom. Defensively he's awesome, blocking shots, getting rebounds and even making steals. With solid minutes his game is constantly growing. He has been one of the most efficient Celtics this season. 

    JB continues to roll as this third quarter progresses JB has stepped up and his teammates have followed, as we watch Mr 3 GWill nail the shot. The lead is dwindling. JRich being back has been very nice to see. His play elevates when the Celtics need him. 

     4th Quarter 

     Anyone for some defense or ball movement? As this fourth quarter starts can the Celtics get it right? It starts on D, then we need some solid ball movement, let's set some screens, and get guys cutting to the hoop. Once again we are playing to the level of a mediocre team. Please get it together! 

      Finally they have brought the fight! Hauser hitting a three, Thomas is hustling his butt off. Romeo diving on the floor, getting rebounds! Let's Go! 

     This season is spiraling out of control.


      

 

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