Best win of the year easy
Isaiah 41:10 - Al Will Strengthen You and Help You: Official 2016-17 Boston Celtics Season Thread
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Stress Welker
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Let's win in Denver.
I love the Celtics.
Isaiah is the truth.
Jaylen is the future.
Stevens owns Kerr.
Isaiah is the truth.
Jaylen is the future.
Stevens owns Kerr.
Stress Welker
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Patriots had a fine two days. 
Go Kings.
Go Kings.
Tide Run This
Veteran
I'd rather boozer on the bulls over this horford at this point
Bulpett: Jaylen Brown’s potential seems sky high
As for the Celtics’ repeated attempts to deal for him, Butler said, “It’s always good to feel wanted. You know, I’ll leave it at that.”
There are some around the NBA, however, who believe the Celtics may already have a 6-foot-7 star — if they are willing to be patient. (And, get this, Butler is a part of that chorus.)
In the 10 games since the All-Star break, Jaylen Brown is averaging 11.5 points on 54.4 percent shooting (46.7 percent on 3-pointers) in a little more than 24 minutes a game. Certainly it’s important to see where Brown is now, but even greater in the grand Shamrock scheme is what the 20-year-old rookie can be next season and beyond.
To this, Brown states a belief that he can eventually provide even more than Butler.
“I have high expectations for myself, but it doesn’t have a limit,” said Brown after posting 11 points and three rebounds in 25 minutes yesterday. “I’m not saying that Jimmy Butler’s my limit. I think I can be better one day. I have all respect for him, and he’ll probably tell me he wants me to try to be better than him, too. So I’ve just got to keep working, and everything will fall into place.”
As for the Celtics’ repeated attempts to deal for him, Butler said, “It’s always good to feel wanted. You know, I’ll leave it at that.”
There are some around the NBA, however, who believe the Celtics may already have a 6-foot-7 star — if they are willing to be patient. (And, get this, Butler is a part of that chorus.)
In the 10 games since the All-Star break, Jaylen Brown is averaging 11.5 points on 54.4 percent shooting (46.7 percent on 3-pointers) in a little more than 24 minutes a game. Certainly it’s important to see where Brown is now, but even greater in the grand Shamrock scheme is what the 20-year-old rookie can be next season and beyond.
To this, Brown states a belief that he can eventually provide even more than Butler.
“I have high expectations for myself, but it doesn’t have a limit,” said Brown after posting 11 points and three rebounds in 25 minutes yesterday. “I’m not saying that Jimmy Butler’s my limit. I think I can be better one day. I have all respect for him, and he’ll probably tell me he wants me to try to be better than him, too. So I’ve just got to keep working, and everything will fall into place.”
William Heavy
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Larry Sanders to the Cavs. Danny c'mon, we need shot blocking and rebounding. I don't care if Sanders is out of shape right now, we have a bunch of lame duck players who will be out of here next year who ain't getting playing time anyway. You mean to tell me we couldn't release one of them to get Sanders?
Thibs already mad as hell 
Can't believe the T'Wolves haven't beat us since 2005 