Morning Reading: The Celtics Are In Town
by wyn on Nov 21, 2008 9:36 AM CST
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Just thought a quick run-down of people weighing in on KG's return would be useful in case you missed any. It'll be nice to actually see him play this time, lucky for us he didn't get a two game suspension for his dust-up with Bogut. <conspiracy theory alert>But I suppose Stern couldn't let that happen.</alert>
- Jerry Zgoda @ Star Tribune
- Marc Spears @ Boston Globe
- Don Seeholzer @ Pioneer Press
- Jim Souhan @ Star Tribune
- AP @ 4-Letter.com
My favorite quote in the whole sh'bang is from the Boston Globe story:
When told his Celtics jersey was still a hot seller in Minneapolis, Garnett chuckled before saying, "I can't even comment on that. I guess it's a compliment."
You're damn right it's a compliment. For all his talk about the importance of loyalty, and his unhappieness with how much he felt Taylor and McHale showed him, you'd think he'd mention appreciating the fan loyalty exhibited in the merchandise department.
Yeah, I'm still a little bitter.
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Conspiracy Theory?
For the most part, people were shocked KG was suspended at all. But as far as a conspiracy theory about not getting a 2 game suspension…. not sure if you noticed… but the Celtics played the Pistons last night, with KG. He would’ve played against the Wolves either way.
by Big Ticket on Nov 21, 2008 3:34 PM CST reply actions 0 recs
Yeah, I realized that a day after writing...
… next time I’ll check their schedule. Thanks for the correction.
And I really don’t think a conspiracy theory was going on, it was more fortuitous that KG was able to play against the Wolves this year.
by wyn on Nov 23, 2008 11:42 AM CST up reply actions 0 recs
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