How The Boston Celtics Built A Championship Team 

It's more like the Guild Navigator front office seeing the future

Thank you Billy king

That's the blueprint. Don't wait around for your stars to get old.... And it's a wings league now

So basically they got them another one 😮😂

Sponsored by Billy King and the Brooklyn Nets

Mmmmhmm. Gives inspirational vibes

Hahaha, thanks for reminding me of that joke! It finally came true!

Not our fault the Nets cant run an organization...not a Billy King issue

I thought that shit died in 2013 lmao

@@jojijoestar7233still not dead. He might be the smartest man in the league which is why he plays the roles he does in the league. He’s just turned into an incredible player

Yeah, it's like a weird tweener kind of years while, everything before and after those years are very distinct which makes that 2-year stretch all the more odd

The only thing I can remember from then is the Spurs winning and my dad being ecstatic because they had good ball movement. And that was the only thing that happened.

Yeah all the teams were bad especially the east 2015 to 17 were also weird years it's just lebron and Steph

@@thezackast2752u didn't miss much u can just skip the season and it's warriors Cavs like always

I’ve never seen a worse concession in my life

Smart and IT should’ve stayed, just think if kyrie and hayward never happened maybe they’d of stayed

I think they bring him back again in the near future even if just as a depth piece

Thought the same thing lol

Blazers*

@@slinkybeans2442let’s be real, it’s both. The Dame trade as of now, is horrible in the lose of overall team defense, it 100% cost Adrian Griffin a job, and it may be the reason Giannis never makes it back to the Finals given his inability of late to stay healthy

Ah yes, those are "The Rapist" numbers right ?

​@@Herzederdude there was no reason to bring that up

@@8Kobe24Steph30 There is no reason to bring up that man in the conversation in the first place. The fact that we are still glorifying a self-admitted rappist bother me quite a bit, is that wrong ?

@@Herzeder all he did was mention that the celtics won in 08 and 24 which are ironically kobe two jerseys numbers

young blud I was old enough to witness them bird years and it’s just a moment to take to yourself witnessing the best franchise ever winning yet again.

PP and KG we’re washed at that point

Nope Tatum is still a LIL B

nah pistons in 5 next year we not worried

​@@Jamellii Hornets in 6 trust

The Lakers also bought in a lot to the sales tactics of Lavar. He basically successfully pitched Lonzo to LA. I don’t know if they would’ve took him without Lavar

Not sure how anyone could have taken a mediocre mavs team in 5 and expected to be taken seriously.

You love to see it

@@ErnieBert-eg8kd The Mavs beat the Thunder and Wolves, it was reasonable to assume they had a chance. People are pretending in hindsight that the Mavs had zero chance.

@@One.Zero.One101 they really didn’t. The only ones who didn’t see it were Western conference meat riders who bought into the media propaganda that the west was some all powerful juggernaut that no eastern team could beat. Reality is no one team in the west was good enough to pull ahead of the pack to be the dominant team in the conference. I mean the nuggets are great but aside from that many west teams are not balanced teams or they have a roster of washed up stars who were great 5-10 years ago. In hindsight the mavs had zero chance as did any other western team with the exception of possibly Denver.

Ben Simmons was drafted in 2016. Brown was drafted the next year And at the time Tatum was not seen as great of a player as he was now Even in good drafts you can definitely get it wrong. It's like a game of Dice really

@@ikedatike2533 brown was drafted in 2016 but i agree that in college fultz was better than tatum but 76ers were doubting in drafting him so the best strategy by ainge was talking about fultz in the media like he was mj 76ers thought celtics would draft fultz so they had to take an advantage

Bulls FO doings stuff stupidly? Nah that's routine.

Not big news that the Bulls are trying to be mid af again

They weren't a superteam.Yes they were as good as many superteams but still their best two players were drafted in Boston and basically the only ''new'' players that they had were Porzingis and Holiday who are really good but not good enough to transform a good team to a superteam.(I mean they they had only one player on an all nba team while most superteams have AT LEAST 2)

@@philip5454 It felt like a superteam due to i'm a Cavaliers fan and it felt lob sided from the beginning.

Oh...I can imagine how it felt 😅

@@philip5454 The starting five for the Celtics alone is more to be worried about than any other team in the league, their team is crazy.

A super team requires a big three of stars, 2 excellent starters and 3-4 very solid bench players. Yeah we never had that.

nah

3-4 years. They are all signed for that long...plus second apron restrictions don't kick in until the next next season. The extensions for Tatum and White are definitely going to be signed now so 4 years. Only one probably not going to be there that whole time will be Horford...

Easiest because the Mavs had no right to be in that Finals and just got lucky. Just like what happened last year when the Heat beat the Celtics in 7. Last year and this year was supposed to be a Nuggets vs Celtics but the Heat and Mavs gatecrashed (actually the Wolves). Hopefully we get to see a Celtics vs Nuggets next year.

Whatever.

Whether the teams that are playing are 8, 15 or 30, the C's won those rings in the same league - the NBA. An NBA ring is an NBA ring regardless of time and the number of teams participated.

They were under .500 halfway through the season

@@Patrick61804 check a lot of media around the start of the playoffs. I remember the cream of the crop was Jxmmy's video

That was actually clever move. Clever because the C's knew how hellbent the Sixers was on Fultz and Lakers on Ball. The C's made them to believe that these guys were the best in 2017 draft. Sliding to the 3rd pick took away some pressure on their prize pick - Jayson Tatum - he was a slipper hit among the three.