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By CAROL ROBIDOUX
New Hampshire Union Leader Staff
Tuesday, Jul. 31, 2007
Could one man, known to Minnesota's basketball faithful as "Big Ticket," be enough to spark some interest for hoops here in Celtics country?
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YOUR COMMENTS
Which is better? 2-28 without Pierce in the lineup last year or 3 Multi-Time All-Star players including the 2004 Season MVP this year. Time will tell if the young players given up are going to be great. I think it was the best move now.
- E Walk, Manchester
Yes, it is alot, but, look at it, was it really?
Jefferson- Stat line is on par with Garnett's. But Garnett is a better player, even if older.
Telfair- Bad deal to begin with, did nothing in Boston.
Ratliff- forgot he was still on the roster
Green- With a healthy Tony Allen he would get no playing time and that is what he needs playing time. He is talented, but a project
Gomes- Nice player, worker, but, with Powe and Glen Davis his shoes are filled.
Future 1st round picks- with the team that the Celtics have these should be picks in the 20's. Boston needs to win now anyway!!!
I love the deal. Pierce, R. Allen, Garnett, Rondo and Perkins Bench of Pruitt, a great athlete, T. Allen, Powe and Glen "Big Daddy" Davis, I would have to say that I will be watching the NBA again. Basketball is BACK in BOSTON!!!
- Shane Dube, Lebanon
I dont think it was wise to let three promising young stars such as Jefferson, Green and Gomes go for Kevin Garnett, a player who in my opinion has already peaked as far as his talent goes. The Celtics have had a revolving door in their locker room for several years now and have yet to produce a winning season. Danny Ainge has taken the Celtics organization and drove it into the ground. If the Celtics cannot produce this year I think the revolving door in their locker room should be moved upstairs to management. On a more positive note we still have the Celtics dancers to watch again this year. Celtic Pride forever.
- Joseph Turner, Farmington
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