Celtic's 18th crown on meritorious deeds: some people are proud, and some people are moving forward with weight

Qing Yang said

2024-06-18 16:43Posted in Anhui Sports Creators

(10) Grossbeck

This is a boss who is not so showy, but he is definitely a "gold father" who knows people well and uses people without doubt.

He showed the greatest patience and warmth when it was time to maintain trust, such as keeping Stevens and Mazzulla, and insisting on believing in Shuangtanhua.

He didn't hesitate when he needed to make a quick decision, such as sending Smart away, the Williams brothers, and even breaking up with Danny Angie.

Although the credit for winning the championship belongs to the players and the uniform team, it is still too important to have a boss who does not lag behind and has plenty of gold yuan.

(9) Mazzulla

At the age of 35, he won the championship, and the last person to do so was Bill Russell (player and coach) in 1969.

In 2022, due to Udoka's peachy news, he was still an assistant coach, and after last year's defeat in the Eastern Conference finals, this year, whether it is the rhythm of the regular season or the on-the-spot fine-tuning of the playoffs, the young coach has adjusted himself to a level that matches the strength of the team.

He put in place a system for his elite group of players, winning the regular season and playoffs by a landslide.

Wins and championships are the best indicators for a coach.

(8) Horford

He narrowly missed Karl Malone (193) as the most playoff player in history (188), but staying in this great group finally made Horford the perfect winner.

A 17-year career, a total income of nearly $300 million, five All-Stars, one championship, two NCAA championships, a beautiful wife of a beauty pageant champion, and a group of children who can form a basketball team.

Is there a more perfect life than Horford?

What's more, in the playoffs, when Boshen only played 7 games and played 165 minutes, it was the 38-year-old who supported the team's restricted area with Tatum, allowing Doncic and Irving to return in vain.

Who remembers that when the Celtics won the last game, Garnett played him seven games in the first round as a rookie?

(7) Derek White

With the introduction of Derrick White in 2022, the Celtics reached the Finals.

Last year's East Finals, the key frontcourt rebounding stunner has saved the team's life.

This season, he is the team's all-purpose glue and key man, averaging 3.4 three-pointers per game in the playoffs, and today's game broke his teeth.

This was originally a "gift" from Popovich to his disciple Udoka, but finally broke out of the cocoon in Mazzulla's hands and became a real winner.

This offseason, he deserves a big contract.

(6) Holiday

He has proven in season that he is a tougher and higher-level player than Smart. The Bucks abandoning him to chase Lillard now looks like a very unsuccessful operation.

In recent years, he has won two championships himself, and both of them have reached the top as the team's top three.

In the 2021 Finals, Paul and Booker were banned, and this year they killed Dongzi and Irving, a super guard who can be called a "super guard killer".

The discussion of the great No. 1 position in the 21st century will be indispensable in the future.

(5) Danny Angie

Although he is now in the Jazz, although he did not do a great job in the final stage of the Celtics, the team's success today is inseparable from the foundation he has laid.

He selected the double tanhua, Stevens and Mazzulla were hired by him, and even the team's cold and rational operating style was inherited by him.

The predecessors planted trees, and the descendants enjoyed the shade, Danny Angie deserves such praise.

(4) Jaylen Brown

Last year, he signed a five-year super contract of 305 million yuan, which attracted a lot of ridicule.

Last year, he was 8 of 23 in the East finals, with a plus/minus of -17 and became the biggest sinner.

Even this year he didn't make the All-Star team as the second leader of the league's No. 1 team,

But now he has completely washed away all doubts with an East Final MVP and FMVP.

This championship not only made him an outstanding second-in-command at the all-time level, but also became a first-line star in the league.

(3) Tatum

Don't grieve for Tatum for missing out on the FMVP, he's a great team leader like the Celtics.

In the history of this giant team that "the collective is greater than the individual, and the victory is more than everything", the great Russell and Havlicek did not have FMVP, and Larry Bird and Kevin Garnett also had the experience of teammates taking away FMVP, but it did not affect their greatness in the slightest.

Throughout the playoffs, he often had to play as the No. 5 position in the rotation to fight the opponent's tall interior lineup, and in turn, on the offensive end, he had to eat a lot of ball dominance to dominate the offense.

Although he shot only 36.5% in the series, he dished out 36 assists in five games, and he still ranked first in the team's total scores, rebounds and assists in the Finals.

The real winner, in fact, does not need FMVP to decorate.

(2) Stevens

The biggest contributor to the brilliance of this Celtic team. After retiring from the coach's seat in 2021, he operated accurately and ruthlessly as a rookie general manager.

seized the last two seasons of the super high salary of the double tanhua leader, and the team that has reached the finals in 22 years is also a decisive decision, sending away the Smart and Williams brothers who were cultivated by the team, in exchange for Holiday and Boshen, who have more winning temperament.

When many people thought he would become a great coach, he turned into a champion general manager, and to use a cliché to describe his future career as a manager:

The sky is his limit.

(1) Billy King

Here's the special prize announcement, don't forget the man.

Without him, there would be no Celtics' double prospects, he is in the Nets but has his heart at the Green Army, and in 2013 he exchanged the 14th, 17th, 18th first-round picks and a number of "meat tickets" for the Celtics' combined more than 100-year-old Garnett, Pierce and Jason Terry.

This allowed the Green Army to quickly enter the "Double Tanhua Era" after the end of the "Big Three Era".

A real Celtic sometimes doesn't have to be a Celtic.

Hats off to you, then-Nets general manager, Billy King.

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