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On the road again...


       Cs fail to come up big and lose to a horrendous Pacer team. No JB is like throwing away a game. Cs had an anemic third in which ultimately cost them the game. You can't have these scoring droughts and expect to win. For a team who has overachieved, these past few games have been very disappointing. Losing to a short handed Nuggets team and now this terrible Pacer team. Losing to the Spurs wasn't ideal but that's a good team. Some of this seasons losses have just been pitiful. I don't enjoy watching my team lose to inferior opponents.

     JB is truly an MVP because the Cs were lost without him. Too many poor possessions with no direction. Way too many missed shots and some poor defense. The Cs had moments but not enough to pull this one out. Kudos to Queta for playing his butt off. I love that kid. I hope this long road trip doesn't set us on a losing path. Miami isn't easy and neither are the Hawks. Waiting for us on Martin Luther King Jr Day are the Pistons. Top seed in the East and a team that wants to prove they belong. 

     I need to learn that these regular season games mean nothing. Ultimately getting in the playoffs is what matters. I just want the Cs to hold onto that third spot or possibly the second. I'd much rather have them at home to start their playoff series. It was really good getting to hear Max on the tv broadcast. I love hearing him talk ball and call games. He's so much better than Scal. Stay strong Cs fans. Celtic Pride. 

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