anddddddd they won and are 10-1. I think having the best record in the NBA, they might think what they are doing is working. Now if Romeo played 20mins a game you really think that would be the case?
If the Celtics are your favorite team, you are surprisingly not very knowledgeable about the fact that the Celts have some of the smartest and savviest basketball people among their basketball ops folks, like Ainge and Stevens. I’ll go with their risk assessment about Romeo’s potential future rather than yours.
Yeah, hurt a lot and underwhelming when healthy. Great kid but not enough motor to make it in NBA.
How about acquainting the board with your credentials for assessing NBA talent, just so that those of us who like to know who is commenting can evaluate the comments we review?
I have none. But you know who probably does? Those who work in the front office of the Boston Freaking Celtics.
Remember that documentary years ago where a couple of Celtic fans kidnapped the star player of the other team so they could win a playoff series? I have never heard of an IU fan doing something like that.
To be an effective guard in the NBA today, you need to either be a great shooter or a great passer. Romeo is neither.
Given your creepily weird obsession with him, you would collect every negative thing ever written about him. I would like to see you post those 40 to 50 articles questioning Romeo. Post away.
If you think I was serious about that then you need a therapist or go sit on Santa's lap. Now I don't mean the literal Santa. Just wanted to clarify. Merry Christmas my friend.
The difference between Romeo's situation and a Major league Baseball Player Rehab is that a baseball player on rehab is usually someone who has had some measurable time on a major League Roster or major League Game experience who needs to work on timing or building Arm Strength to be able to return to the Majors to play at full capability. Romeo is like the guy who in baseball who is stuck between the Major Leagues and Triple A. Not enough playing time at the Major League Level to be an established player, and playing at the Minor League Level to get playing time experience as well as to recover from injury. If this were the NFL he would be on the player development squad. Enough potential and ability to spend time around the big team and learn through practice and repetition, but not enough experience and consistency to be on the playing roster.
When you get proven wrong, you have to back track. There is no reason for you to keep trashing Romeo. He’s gone. Also, Edwards has been called down to the G-League recently, and is shooting like 33% on the year. You’re dumb, and now on my ignore list
