No Brown No Problem

The Greek returns and the Cs minus JB crush the Bucks. Led by PP who made up for his poor performance vs the Sixers. Let's talk about Hugo... this kid has some special attributes and Brad may have gotten the steal of the draft. He was exceptional last night and looks more like a seasoned veteran than rookie out there. He still has his moments as any rookie does buy boy he's got something special. On another note the Bucks should be ashamed of themselves for having such a weak roster around Giannis. It's a damn shame what they are doing.

It was nice seeing Garza out there last night and he made some key plays. Derrick White had his shot going. Baylor just continues to grow into his role and Sam finally hit a few himself. What I really love about this team is how they move the ball and get down and dirty on defense. These guys have no egos and truly believe in one another. We are looking at a team who is poised to make a run in this playoffs. By playoff time JT should be rolling on all cylinders. If I'm the NBA I'm worried about facing these Celtics in the playoffs.

Some other teams I feel have a legit shot at the title are the Pistons, Nuggets, Spurs, Thunder and as a sleeper the Wolves. Anthony Edwards is a legit stud who can take over a series. The Cavs, Lakers, and Knicks are all frauds and have no legit shot of doing anything. Personally I can't wait for March Madness to get here and right after that is the NBA playoffs. It's going to be good to see so much basketball all at once. Celtic Pride!

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