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Re: 25 Greatest Celtics of All-Time : #21
« Reply #15 on: September 15, 2009, 05:57:16 PM »

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well there is still don nelson for sure and the 3 named above so that would be 24 all time greats (hmmm chaney?)
can walker slip in for last spot...not it my book but so many have only seen him to today

Re: 25 Greatest Celtics of All-Time : #21
« Reply #16 on: September 15, 2009, 06:08:51 PM »

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Re: 25 Greatest Celtics of All-Time : #21
« Reply #17 on: September 15, 2009, 06:29:31 PM »

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Re: 25 Greatest Celtics of All-Time : #21
« Reply #18 on: September 15, 2009, 09:42:33 PM »

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Doing what I can when I can to keep Antoine Walker off this list.
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well there is still don nelson for sure and the 3 named above so that would be 24 all time greats (hmmm chaney?)
can walker slip in for last spot...not it my book but so many have only seen him to today
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Re: 25 Greatest Celtics of All-Time : #21
« Reply #19 on: September 15, 2009, 10:41:56 PM »

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Doing what I can when I can to keep Antoine Walker off this list.
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well there is still don nelson for sure and the 3 named above so that would be 24 all time greats (hmmm chaney?)
can walker slip in for last spot...not it my book but so many have only seen him to today
Ray Allen
ray allen 24
toine 25  ;D
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Re: 25 Greatest Celtics of All-Time : #21
« Reply #20 on: September 15, 2009, 11:02:52 PM »

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Only the order is different:

Ainge
Silas
Archibald

(Tiny ranks behind the others because he only won one championship here.)
You're right Roy -- A different order

Tiny
Silas
Ainge

Yep.

Silas
Tiny
Ainge

Just need somebody to put up Ainge-Tiny-Silas and somebody with Silas-Ainge-Tiny to complete the trifecta box.

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Re: 25 Greatest Celtics of All-Time : #21
« Reply #21 on: September 15, 2009, 11:04:40 PM »

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well there is still don nelson for sure and the 3 named above so that would be 24 all time greats (hmmm chaney?)
can walker slip in for last spot...not it my book but so many have only seen him to today
Ray Allen
ray allen 24
toine 25  ;D

I don't know, I think Nelly could pull an upset on that order.   ;D

Re: 25 Greatest Celtics of All-Time : #21
« Reply #22 on: September 15, 2009, 11:11:32 PM »

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well there is still don nelson for sure and the 3 named above so that would be 24 all time greats (hmmm chaney?)
can walker slip in for last spot...not it my book but so many have only seen him to today
Ray Allen
ray allen 24
toine 25  ;D

I don't know, I think Nelly could pull an upset on that order.   ;D
it will be close
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Re: 25 Greatest Celtics of All-Time : #21
« Reply #23 on: September 16, 2009, 06:30:56 AM »

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Doing what I can when I can to keep Antoine Walker off this list.
;D
well there is still don nelson for sure and the 3 named above so that would be 24 all time greats (hmmm chaney?)
can walker slip in for last spot...not it my book but so many have only seen him to today
Ray Allen
ray allen 24
toine 25  ;D

I don't know, I think Nelly could pull an upset on that order.   ;D
it will be close

Poor Don Nelson, I think that we're probably all drastically underrating him.  He averaged double digit points for eight straight seasons, despite never playing more than 27.5 minutes per game.  Over a ten year stretch (in which he helped the team win five championships) he never averaged fewer than 17.8 points per 36 minutes.

While he didn't put up superstar numbers, he was a key contributor on five championship squads.  I've got him over Antoine and Ray in my book.

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Re: 25 Greatest Celtics of All-Time : #21
« Reply #24 on: September 16, 2009, 06:33:55 AM »

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Doing what I can when I can to keep Antoine Walker off this list.
;D
well there is still don nelson for sure and the 3 named above so that would be 24 all time greats (hmmm chaney?)
can walker slip in for last spot...not it my book but so many have only seen him to today
Ray Allen
ray allen 24
toine 25  ;D

I don't know, I think Nelly could pull an upset on that order.   ;D
it will be close

Poor Don Nelson, I think that we're probably all drastically underrating him.  He averaged double digit points for eight straight seasons, despite never playing more than 27.5 minutes per game.  Over a ten year stretch (in which he helped the team win five championships) he never averaged fewer than 17.8 points per 36 minutes.

While he didn't put up superstar numbers, he was a key contributor on five championship squads.  I've got him over Antoine and Ray in my book.
agreed
nellie should keep antoine from getting in
and while i love ray allen only 2 years i don't think he can't be here
don chaney was also a very good player

Most underrated players from this GREAT topic? Sam Jones jojo white
overrated? maxwell
these might be good topics once this top 25 is finalized

Re: 25 Greatest Celtics of All-Time : #21
« Reply #25 on: September 16, 2009, 07:18:59 AM »

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Doing what I can when I can to keep Antoine Walker off this list.
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well there is still don nelson for sure and the 3 named above so that would be 24 all time greats (hmmm chaney?)
can walker slip in for last spot...not it my book but so many have only seen him to today
Ray Allen
ray allen 24
toine 25  ;D

I don't know, I think Nelly could pull an upset on that order.   ;D
it will be close

Poor Don Nelson, I think that we're probably all drastically underrating him.  He averaged double digit points for eight straight seasons, despite never playing more than 27.5 minutes per game.  Over a ten year stretch (in which he helped the team win five championships) he never averaged fewer than 17.8 points per 36 minutes.

While he didn't put up superstar numbers, he was a key contributor on five championship squads.  I've got him over Antoine and Ray in my book.


well I had 1. Ainge, 2. Nelson, 3.Tiny, so I'm on board with that too.

I had Ainge simply because he was a very solid player for us, won two championships as a player AND came back and won us one as a GM and has given us relevance and entertaining basketball again.

Re: 25 Greatest Celtics of All-Time : #21
« Reply #26 on: September 16, 2009, 07:38:52 AM »

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Doing what I can when I can to keep Antoine Walker off this list.
;D
well there is still don nelson for sure and the 3 named above so that would be 24 all time greats (hmmm chaney?)
can walker slip in for last spot...not it my book but so many have only seen him to today
Ray Allen
ray allen 24
toine 25  ;D

I don't know, I think Nelly could pull an upset on that order.   ;D
it will be close

Poor Don Nelson, I think that we're probably all drastically underrating him.  He averaged double digit points for eight straight seasons, despite never playing more than 27.5 minutes per game.  Over a ten year stretch (in which he helped the team win five championships) he never averaged fewer than 17.8 points per 36 minutes.

While he didn't put up superstar numbers, he was a key contributor on five championship squads.  I've got him over Antoine and Ray in my book.
agreed
nellie should keep antoine from getting in
and while i love ray allen only 2 years i don't think he can't be here
don chaney was also a very good player

Most underrated players from this GREAT topic? Sam Jones jojo white
overrated? maxwell
these might be good topics once this top 25 is finalized
Nellie's next on my list for nominees provided one of Tiny, Silas or Ainge makes the list this time.  After that, I'm not sure.  Lots to pick from.
Chaney's possible.  Toine maybe.  Rondo, Ray or Perk from the recent championship.  Maybe even Big Al.  Maybe someone will even throw Dino Radja some love.   ;D  A lot to consider for that prized 25 spot 

Taking a look back at the list when it's finshed would be interesting and definitely generate a lot of debate.  Personally I'd lower KG and drop KC Jones (definitely a contributor to championships but not one of the main contributors on those teams and wouldn't merit a spot (IMHO) if considering just his stats.
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Re: 25 Greatest Celtics of All-Time : #21
« Reply #27 on: September 16, 2009, 08:28:57 AM »

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Re: 25 Greatest Celtics of All-Time : #21
« Reply #28 on: September 16, 2009, 09:08:17 AM »

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Re: 25 Greatest Celtics of All-Time : #21
« Reply #29 on: September 19, 2009, 09:56:17 AM »

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Thatīs the spirit!   ;D

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#3 was hard. It could be anyone from Chaney, Nelson, Allen, Archibald...
Chaney was the only Celtic who played with Russell and Bird on the same team. Itīs not logical, but enough of a reason for me to give him my third vote.
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