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Posted 08 February 2010 - 08:24 PM
They still need to keep him. His shooting opens up the floor so much for Boston. It would be a mistake to get a ball dominating penatrator like Monta Ellis.
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Posted 08 February 2010 - 08:35 PM
Keep him unless we get an offer we can't refuse.
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Posted 08 February 2010 - 10:51 PM
I have a question though, and I hope you don't think of me as being ignorant or anything, but why are the Celtics considering trading Ray Allen? I think he's been doing a remarkable job with the team has he not? :unsure:
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Posted 08 February 2010 - 10:54 PM
Honestly, I don't think he's the problem as much as KG is. But if it's him that has to go, then so be it.
They need to make some move before it's too late.
Trade him for Martin or Ellis while you still can.
They need to make some move before it's too late.
Trade him for Martin or Ellis while you still can.
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Posted 08 February 2010 - 10:56 PM
If they trade him for Kevin Martin or Monta Ellis I guarantee they will not win a championship with this core again. He is also one of the Celtics who has remained relatively healthy over the years playing 70+ games each year. He is in a slump right now but I don't think there is anyone who could fit their SG role better than he does.
Re-signing him is a whole other question though. I mean what does he want? He probably wants one more decent deal like 3 years but the C's can't really afford that. If they are sure they cannot re-sign him to what they want then dealing him makes sense. I hope for Allen's sake he doesn't think he is worth much more than the MLE anymore.
Re-signing him is a whole other question though. I mean what does he want? He probably wants one more decent deal like 3 years but the C's can't really afford that. If they are sure they cannot re-sign him to what they want then dealing him makes sense. I hope for Allen's sake he doesn't think he is worth much more than the MLE anymore.
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Posted 09 February 2010 - 02:46 AM
Honestly though, I'd rather they trade Garnett for Stoudemire somehow. Then they could sign someone in the off season if Amare can't come back. Gernett just isn't as impactful as he used to be where if he's playing you know he can get a win for his team.
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Posted 09 February 2010 - 02:53 AM
Cleveland said:
Honestly though, I'd rather they trade Garnett for Stoudemire somehow. Then they could sign someone in the off season if Amare can't come back. Gernett just isn't as impactful as he used to be where if he's playing you know he can get a win for his team.
KG has the second highest efficiency rating on the team.
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Posted 09 February 2010 - 03:32 AM
Why on earth would the Suns trade Amare for KG? Lol...
Anyways I was convinced this was still the best team in the East when they are healthy, but with their recent play (like 10-12 since Christmas?) I am not so sure. I don't think any trade at this point can make this team any better than they currently are. If they make a move I think it should wait until the off-season.
Anyways I was convinced this was still the best team in the East when they are healthy, but with their recent play (like 10-12 since Christmas?) I am not so sure. I don't think any trade at this point can make this team any better than they currently are. If they make a move I think it should wait until the off-season.
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Posted 09 February 2010 - 04:40 PM
Hero, on 08 February 2010 - 05:51 PM, said:
I have a question though, and I hope you don't think of me as being ignorant or anything, but why are the Celtics considering trading Ray Allen? I think he's been doing a remarkable job with the team has he not? :unsure:
because he has an expiring contract.
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Posted 09 February 2010 - 05:51 PM
You keep him, because if you guys had Monta or K-Mart instead of Allen during that first-round series against the Bulls, you would've been done by Game 6.
Rondo may be the best player on the Celtics right now (and he's definitely playing like it), but I actually think Ray Allen is arguably the most important, as he spreads the floor better than anyone else on that team, and his off-the-ball play is still among the best in NBA history.
Rondo may be the best player on the Celtics right now (and he's definitely playing like it), but I actually think Ray Allen is arguably the most important, as he spreads the floor better than anyone else on that team, and his off-the-ball play is still among the best in NBA history.
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Posted 10 February 2010 - 12:19 AM
Keep him for now. This year he is shooting a career worst in 3 pt %, also his lowest scoring year since his rookie season. Hes got a good expiring contract anyways, so they can use that this summer. They might as well be loyal back to him and keep him for the rest of this season and see how it pans out. The offers they are getting right now I dont think are any good. Kevin Martin, Ellis, mehh those guys are not players Boston needs, they could probably get someone better with the money they get back from keeping Allen.
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Posted 14 February 2010 - 06:20 AM
Trade for youth.
If the rumors are true the Celtics have been getting some decent offers or suggestions for him and they really need to pull the trigger on one of them.
In the KG/Allen trade the Celtics really shot themselves in the feet when considering the future and as it stands, 2 years from now they will have Rondo, Perkins and a bunch of guys using walkers to get up and down the court.
Was the KG/Allen trade worth it? Of course, but now they need to move on and face the fact that their little experiment is over they need to start a new one. Especially while Allen's expiring contract holds so much value.
If the rumors are true the Celtics have been getting some decent offers or suggestions for him and they really need to pull the trigger on one of them.
In the KG/Allen trade the Celtics really shot themselves in the feet when considering the future and as it stands, 2 years from now they will have Rondo, Perkins and a bunch of guys using walkers to get up and down the court.
Was the KG/Allen trade worth it? Of course, but now they need to move on and face the fact that their little experiment is over they need to start a new one. Especially while Allen's expiring contract holds so much value.
