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Frauds vs the Cs

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      Cs welcome the biggest frauds in all of sports to the Garden. Why frauds, because they stole five titles from Minnesota and won that Disney production of a bubble title. In all reality the Cs have 18 and the Fakers have 12. When you actuall look at the numbers in both the regular season and the playoffs the Cs own these guys. Celtics have never been gifted players like the Lakers. Cs have always had to do things the right way. While the Lakers have been gifted players like Luka and Pau. Let's also not forget all the help the NBA and their refs have given them over the years. 

     Luka is out for personal reasons and my guess is he's afraid to have JB shut him down. No Leflop either who has always been weak when it comes to playing in Boston. Cs are rocking their traditional home uniforms tonight. Walsh with the rebound on one end and a three on the other. White and Queta are developing quite a bond on those alley oops. Walsh is dogging Reeves and I'm all for it. DWhite for three! Cs look like a better team and they are! Cs are rolling early on and I'm all for it.

     JB with the steal and gets to the line, love the way he plays D. PP to Simons for three! Cs are moving the ball like we all know they can. Cs look like they should be a top team in the West given how badly they are rolling the Fakers. Cs are finally playing like they should. It's been an up and down season but by the end they could be top four in the East. Cs are very efficient on offense right now and the Fakers have no answers at all. It just shows how well a job Joe has done with them tonight and this season.

     Cs D has been pretty good, with six steals early on and it's only the second quarter. Walsh is making Reeves look like the mediocre player he is. I'm all for when the Cs play the Fakers that it's a complete blowout. Cs have totally dominanted the Lakers here in the first half. Cs must not let their guard down and continue to punish the Fakers. Cs have come out with a plan to.continue to attack the Fakers. It's like watching a prize fighter who is ready to knock out his opponent. I really.hope the Cs take this same approach to other opponents the rest of the season. 

     These Faker colors are gross always have and always will. We are at the end of the third and the lead isn't what it should be. Cs find themselves in a good spot tonight after taking it to the Fakers. Nice to see them beating some of the better teams in the NBA. Joe has found a pretty decent rotation and it's working. Great block by Minott and that should put the exclamation point on tonight's victory. We need more wins like this! Celtic Pride! 

     

     

     

     

     
     
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