Isaiah 41:10 - Al Will Strengthen You and Help You: Official 2016-17 Boston Celtics Season Thread
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Don't have time to read Ainge propaganda
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Treat a concussion like it's a season ending injury brehs
Nice start to the game.
I think taking on a stronger load on offense and has hurt Bradley's effort on defense.
With Crowder & Horford coming back soon (hopefully), I would think he would be able to pick up his play on that end
With Crowder & Horford coming back soon (hopefully), I would think he would be able to pick up his play on that end
I think it because our Bigs can't rebound for shyt so Bradley have to pick up the slack.
Our guards have more rebounds than our bigs
Who else on this team averages more than Avery Bradley's 8.3rpg? :GhostfaceStare:
I swear to god I can get more rebounds than our bigs
Friday we're gonna get completely annihilated on a national stage. Will be the NBA version of when the Saints destroyed the Colts 62-7 on SNF
I'll take it.
One thing is for certain, IT4 is a legit go-to-scorer.
One thing is for certain, IT4 is a legit go-to-scorer.
Horford traveled with the Celtics on a two-game road trip last week with the goal of playing but returned to Boston early. The Celtics were not scheduled to engage in full-throttle practice activity on either of their practice days this week.
On Tuesday, Horford suggested he isn't at liberty to discuss some of the symptoms he has endured or his progress through the league's return-to-activity protocol. "I'm just not where I want to be right now, but trying to work through it," he said.
Horford's sister, Anna, a vocal presence on social media, wrote Monday, "Better for Al to be out now [and] come back when he's 100 percent than come back too early [and] make things worse. Head injuries shouldn't be taken lightly."
Better safe than sorry: Al Horford has been cautious with injuries
On Tuesday, Horford suggested he isn't at liberty to discuss some of the symptoms he has endured or his progress through the league's return-to-activity protocol. "I'm just not where I want to be right now, but trying to work through it," he said.
Horford's sister, Anna, a vocal presence on social media, wrote Monday, "Better for Al to be out now [and] come back when he's 100 percent than come back too early [and] make things worse. Head injuries shouldn't be taken lightly."
Better safe than sorry: Al Horford has been cautious with injuries