By Matt Dolloff, 985TheSportsHub.com As clearly the best player on the Celtics last season, Kyrie Irving faced a lot of pressure to also be the leader - some of which he welcomed initially. It's now plainly obvious that he wasn't ready for such a role. And president of basketball ops Danny Ainge admits that the…
“I think everybody has some fault. We all are to blame, from the top all the way down…there’s blame to be passed around,” Celtics President Danny Ainge told Toucher & Rich.
To win games against good competition in any sport, you have to show up for work with, as one expression goes, your lunch sack. And so pardon the tactless word play, but the Celtics don’t have one.
From the NBA Newswire at 985TheSportsHub.com When it comes to Kyrie Irving and Sunday's NBA All-Star Game, Celtics president of basketball ops Danny Ainge told 98.5 The Sports Hub's Toucher & Rich something similar to what head coach Brad Stevens told Zolak & Bertrand. Kyrie's going to need to get some work in before returning…
Danny Ainge sounds like he's willing to accept Marcus Smart's spotty shooting if it means he'll be fearless in other areas on the court for the Celtics.
