Game #25 at Chicago Bulls

[jmost]

Trap game. Bulls are 6-20 and we beat them by 29 about 3 weeks ago. But they have a new coach, beat OKC last night, and could be more competitive than last time. Having said that, if we continue to be unselfish, pass the ball and hit the 30+ assist mark again, we should be fine.

Suddenly the Celtics have gone from having one of the league's worst offenses to one of the best. Let's hope it continues.

On a side note, I read a Danny Ainge quote yesterday where he was talking about how Gordon was not only good, but "dominant" in a scrimmage last week. It seemed that GH took a step back last game from his 30/9/8 the game before, but I think he realized he just didn't need to do that much against the Knicks on Thursday.

[jmost]

So much for a trap game. Theis was +50 in 32 minutes. Horford is Wally Pipp.

Apparently the Celtics tied the NBA record for biggest road win ever, 56 points.

[runrondo]

I would've also guessed it was a typical trap game, but the team is moving well right now. Just keep the momentum going. Crazy game/score.

[Roadrunner]

Jmost, thanks for getting the game thread up.

Last game, Theis had a lot of easy baskets. Yesterday, he starts and was a +50 (+/-). I believe Austin Ainge scouted him in Germany. He is on an expiring 2-year rookie contract. BOS has Gilbert Arenas rights on him too.

[eja117]

I got sick during the game. Still not great. It's funny in its own way I used to find these games boring because they were getting beat so bad, and now I find em a little boring because they're crushing the other teams so bad.
They definitely seem to be on auto pilot in a good way