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The Celtics would love to learn Kevin Garnett’s plans, hopes and desires as soon as possible, but according to sources close to the situation, the Hall of Famer-to-be might be waiting on the team. By all indications, the Celts have made it clear they want Garnett to return for at least the 2012-13 season, and there is strong evidence from those involved that he is more than willing to discuss that possibility. Situation must be right if he is going to return - BostonHerald.com --------------------------------------------------------------------------- seems the Celtics won't be offering KG a big contract and we should've known he wouldn't like someone making more than him and with KG still being a part of the Big 3. as much as people will say KG is loyal, he'll want to play for a ring if he does and that opens the playing field for the rest of the teams.
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i dunno why Boston would want to blow the team up. they were a few quarters away from the Finals despite a ton of injuries. Rondo is a beast and the other 3 guys play around him really well, plus guys like Bradley and Green could be major contributors next year. they're almost like the Spurs of the East, except they're focused on defense instead of offense and Doc Rivers' defensive schemes look a crapload better than Pop's right now. they look for gritty defenders, we look for finesse shooters; both are successful even though I have a clear preference for defense.
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apparently Bass is going to opt out (apparently his agent may be on drugs thinking he'll get more than $4 mill a year) so he may not be back. even healthy, they didn't have much depth (especially in PG and SF). if KG bails on them, i think he knows this team won't compete next year. remember Garnett had to make up for Ray Allen slumping with a monster year and it will be a longer season next year.
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__________________ “Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising in every time we fall” - Confucius |
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if you remember (which i would think you should), Bass' unathletic game is the reason KG had to move to the center position this year. if you think Brandon Bass is anymore more than a jump shooter, you've never seen the guy play and i'll take you haven't since you think he's athletic. btw Bass opted out, not because he wants a big payday but because he wants a longer term contract. if Bass returns to the Celtics, it'll be KG/Green guarding the athletic big man, not Bass.
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__________________ “Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising in every time we fall” - Confucius |
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| yea I mentioned that in the post you responded to. Adding in his postseason contributions will net him more years and yearly salary going forward. He played big for the celtics this season and was much more valuable to that team than say Bonner (insisting on using him since a spur and makes as much) was to us.
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Milsap/Jefferson > Josh Smith/Marvin Williams Blake Griffin/DeAndre Jordan > Elton Brand/Spencer Hawes Ibaka/Perkins > Turiaf/Battier (factor in that he had a SF guarding him in the ECF and couldn't do anything as far as athleticism) your theory of him being more valuable to the Celtics is a really bad example because the Celtics were severely depleted and he was actually their starter, so even if he did really horrible, it's not like he had anyone to lose his job to. switch those 2 players and have Bonner as their starting PF, who would you replace him with in that depleted roster? with how many shots he'd get with those minutes, he may put up similar stats. i don't know where you get i say they're on the same level how does saying that Matt Bonner who earns $3 million to do the same stuff as Bass (jump shoot except Bonner goes for 3's, Bass goes for long 2's) is making them out to be the same player? my point is paying guys to do one thing (specialist) is overpaid. also, just because Bass dunks doesn't stop him from being one dimensional nor does it label him athletic. Bonner can dunk, he's still one dimensional.
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| This is what I'm basing my argument on. If Matt Bonner, Darko and Kwame Brown can make more than $4M than Bass can definitely do better yearly and have a longer contract. I do feel he was moderately paid for this season and would be underpaid at the $4M mark. I would not say he is one dimensional but no point in arguing that since the thread is about KG. But Bass and his agent know better than us and are thinking about the future in trying to get a long term contract and are sure to net a better yearly salary.
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