Celtics 2022-23 Season Thread

jaylen dribbling off himself and making dumb decisions


The 3rd quarter is on crack

Ugly...ugly...ugly.

I tell you it’s hard for us to get inside and make the shot plus one on a foul. But the other teams against us it seems so much more easier.


I agree I was watching J Brown just dribbling for the whole shot clock earlier . You can tell Brodgon is not 100%

Jaylen needs to clean up those turnovers (again - regressed a bit).

Tatum's 3 was not that bad but Brown's 7 was terrible and tarnished what otherwise was a good night shooting, passing and rebound. 

It seems like it’ll always be an issue for him - not to the extent of last night, but he just has these blind spots and tendencies on offense that teams can exploit on the right night. Tatum has no such blind spots, which is why he can be so effective on nights when he isn’t shooting well (although he’s reverted back to settling a bit too much).

I also like that Joe lets them play through bad stretches. Similar to Brad, he lets it go one or two plays too long, but I prefer that to the quick-trigger timeouts we see college coaches make. Better to let them figure it out early in the season, too.

I kind of get the reasoning, 2028 is like forever in the future. But White has been well worth the price, dude's a f*cking stud.

Still totally worth it

Celtics will be going for title #3 in 2028

Thanks Jaylen

Theoretically, Brogdon should be a great fit for this team. Need to see how it is at the end of the year. Maybe White will be even better this year with a full year, but he hurt them in the finals and having a guy like Brogdon would have really helped a lot.

I’m pretty shocked his tweet last night only caused a ripple and didn’t blow up… let’s see if afternoon radio tries to make it a thing. I won’t be listening tho.

Another pathetic performance against an atrocious Bulls team. They’ve gotten extremely lazy on offense the last few games, and it’s finally coming back to bite them.