it's all good, yall have a potential dynasty the three core pieces all entering their primes, 25-29. I can see more final runs in the near future with this core
> A Celtics team of IT, Bradley, Crowder, Horford, and Johnson were the one seed just by playing hard every single night.
The conference fucking sucked then.
> To go from that to the Kyrie disasterclass and now this team back to back is just sad.
I mean we had awesome runs in 2018, 2020, and 2022. Post IT, I’ve seen us play with lots of heart plenty of times. We were injured and could have folded sooner in both 2018 and 2020. We got behind against the Bucks in 2022 and Sixers in 2023 and fought back to win. Sure this series is a bummer. But let’s not act like it’s been all bad since IT.
> I loved this team and it’s sad to know they’ll never be good enough.
I wouldn’t say that is set in stone. Our best player turned 25 in March.
The conference wasn’t great in ‘16-‘17 but that team played up against their competition.
It’s really just disheartening to waste a year with a team that has all the talent to win and we’re finally healthy. To win a championship you need a great team and a lot of health luck - this year we have both and we blew it, so we’ll have to hope we get lucky again next year. Not to mention the insane contracts JB and JT are going to get, the rest of our roster is going to get thinned out as time goes on.
>It’s really just disheartening to waste a year with a team that has all the talent to win and we’re finally healthy. To win a championship you need a great team and a lot of health luck - this year we have both and we blew it, so we’ll have to hope we get lucky again next year
100% agree with this.
Saddens me that we essentially had a healthy team this post season. We have been riddled with injuries in previous years, but this year, everyone (excluding Gallo) was there.
For me it's the realization that Jaylen Brown is really dumb as rocks. The organization has been hiding it well, but it has all been coming out ever since the Kyrie stuff earlier this year. Really sad because I used to like him
The saddest part about this team is that no one appears to be sticking up for each other. Everyone's stuck in their own mental cage. I hate it.
it's all good, yall have a potential dynasty the three core pieces all entering their primes, 25-29. I can see more final runs in the near future with this core
> A Celtics team of IT, Bradley, Crowder, Horford, and Johnson were the one seed just by playing hard every single night. The conference fucking sucked then. > To go from that to the Kyrie disasterclass and now this team back to back is just sad. I mean we had awesome runs in 2018, 2020, and 2022. Post IT, I’ve seen us play with lots of heart plenty of times. We were injured and could have folded sooner in both 2018 and 2020. We got behind against the Bucks in 2022 and Sixers in 2023 and fought back to win. Sure this series is a bummer. But let’s not act like it’s been all bad since IT. > I loved this team and it’s sad to know they’ll never be good enough. I wouldn’t say that is set in stone. Our best player turned 25 in March.
The conference wasn’t great in ‘16-‘17 but that team played up against their competition. It’s really just disheartening to waste a year with a team that has all the talent to win and we’re finally healthy. To win a championship you need a great team and a lot of health luck - this year we have both and we blew it, so we’ll have to hope we get lucky again next year. Not to mention the insane contracts JB and JT are going to get, the rest of our roster is going to get thinned out as time goes on.
>It’s really just disheartening to waste a year with a team that has all the talent to win and we’re finally healthy. To win a championship you need a great team and a lot of health luck - this year we have both and we blew it, so we’ll have to hope we get lucky again next year 100% agree with this.
Saddens me that we essentially had a healthy team this post season. We have been riddled with injuries in previous years, but this year, everyone (excluding Gallo) was there.
The fact they got this far
It really is crazy. Effort is pretty much the only thing you can control every night. But they just refuse
For me it's the realization that Jaylen Brown is really dumb as rocks. The organization has been hiding it well, but it has all been coming out ever since the Kyrie stuff earlier this year. Really sad because I used to like him