boston22407

thats works

amen !

Go Redsox!

yea i just checked ,he is looking good

haha,yes i did

Welcome ,Just dont talk s*** and you will be straight

green was hell of good in college at George town , i hope he grows into a great player

Rajon Rondo's dislocated elbow will not require surgery, according to Celtics GM Danny Ainge. Rondo's willingness to play through pain, essentially one-armed, has carved out a place for him in Boston's postseason lore. He'll have all summer to rest and heal, and (hopefully) work on his jumper and his free throw shooting. Celtics big man Jermaine O'Neal will have surgery on his left wrist this summer. J.O. battled wrist and problems all season -- he already had knee surgery, and now he's cleaning up some more damage. He's considering retirement but will likely return for one more season at $6.2 million. Celtics GM Danny Ainge suggested that Paul Pierce might come off the bench next season, assuming Jeff Green is re-signed. "Maybe there’s a change of roles," said Ainge. "Maybe Paul comes off the bench, cuts down on his minutes." Pierce is slowing down a bit and monitoring his minutes will be more important than ever, but a move to the bench seems extreme. We'll keep a close eye on his role during training camp and the preseason.

I can agree with all of those VA

so glad they got him back

Go Bulls!

:thumbdown

The milk man hits a Hr!

Nice grab by a-roid

Wtf was that yanks catcher trying to do,thats something i would expect only salty to do lol

Dude GO KC!!!!!!:thumbsup:

Kudos to Danny for taking blame for the perk trade , most people wont admit wrong these days . he is right the offense did fail too

In his weekly interview with WEEI's Big Show, Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge bluntly discussed the future of coach Doc Rivers, what his roster might look like in 2011-12 and whether or not the Kendrick Perkins trade caused the team's downfall. After Rivers said in his postgame interview that he was leaning toward returning to the C's bench next season, Ainge admitted on Thursday, "I feel the same way. I think Doc is coming back. We talk regularly, and I got that impression a few weeks ago. I think we'll get something done, and we could get something done very shortly on a long-term contract." Ainge intimated that Jeff Green will in all likelihood be in a Celtics uniform next year. He would be willing to re-sign Glen Davis for the right price. And he has no idea whether Jermaine or Shaquille O'Neal will return for next season. Also, Ainge didn't rule out a blockbuster deal involving any of the Big Four. "I would have to look into that," Ainge said of a deal involving Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett or Ray Allen, "if a good trade came about." As for trading Rondo, he said, "Probably not. I can never say never, but that's not our plan right now. Absolutely not." Asked whether or not he blamed the team's 4-1 loss to the Heat in the Eastern Conference semifinals on the midseason trade of Kendrick Perkins, Ainge said, "I know a lot of people will blame the Perkins trade for our lack of success. I'm OK with that. I take responsibility for that. There's a legitimate argument to be made. I don't buy into Perkins' screening ability or Rondo's struggles, but could he have helped our defense and help us get some more stops? There's a legitimate argument for that, but it's our offense that let us down."

very true , i have had experience with it in my family ,lucky she did not die

any rumors out there of him getting fired

What if the redsox start playing to their Caliber and win the WS with tito ,should they fire him ?