Ian Thompson article about Celtics building franchise using old school values

[PhoSita]

Others have gone to some length to explain why we believe that the signings of Amir and Lee don't necessarily indicate a lack of prioritizing youth development.

Just because you've attempted to argue your position at length doesn't make it the correct position.

Sure, but the quoted post seemed to indicate that I had not supported the claim in my original post, which I don't think is right at all.

I think I've made my reasons pretty clear for thinking that trading for Lee and acquiring Amir have nothing to do with developing youth and signal that developing youth is at best one of a handful of top priorities for the team currently.

[Celtics18]

Others have gone to some length to explain why we believe that the signings of Amir and Lee don't necessarily indicate a lack of prioritizing youth development.

Just because you've attempted to argue your position at length doesn't make it the correct position.

Sure, but the quoted post seemed to indicate that I had not supported the claim in my original post, which I don't think is right at all.

I think I've made my reasons pretty clear for thinking that trading for Lee and acquiring Amir have nothing to do with developing youth and signal that developing youth is at best one of a handful of top priorities for the team currently.

You have.

I happen to believe that the signings of Johnson and Lee could help, as opposed to hinder, the development of youth.

I also believe I've made my reasons for believing that fairly clear. 

[kozlodoev]

CBS is a great coach and really excels at player development and team chemistry. That was visibly evident after the All-Star Break once Rondo & Green were traded

Yup, he's so excellent at chemistry that his results were "evident" after the two best players on the team got traded away.