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about how this team is playing and maybe who should be playing,” said Sports Illsutrated’s Chris Mannix. Explaining why such a capable group of players haven’t hit their stride can be difficult. In many ways, the Celtics’ public comments have revolved around the team’s highest profile player. Kyrie Irving The 26-year-old has assumed a large part of the team’s leadership role, and spoke up after a recent loss to the Magic. Here’s what Irving told The Boston Globe’s Adam Himmelsbach when asked why the season has been up and down: The best thing I can say is experience. We’re lacking it, and because of that we have a lot of learning to do. So we have a lot of ground to make up in that aspect. It gets tough. When it gets hard, you’ve got to think. You’ve got to do the right things. You can’t gamble and think that it’s going to be the winning play. You’ve got to be able to play the full 48 minutes, no matter what’s going on, and hold your head high when you make mistakes. You’ve got to come in and make an impact for the minutes that you’re playing out there. You’ve got to appreciate being out there and just competing. It doesn’t matter who you’re going against. It matters the type of preparation you have, what you’re going out and trying to accomplish. What’s the big picture? What are we doing here? These are things I don’t think some of my teammates have faced just every single day. It’s not easy to be great. Two days later, Irving appeared to regret the full extent of what he’d publicly said, vowing “never to question my teammates in public like that ever again.” The reasoning for the comments Irving added, was that “I want to win so bad.”
about how this team is playing and maybe who should be playing,” said Sports Illsutrated’s Chris Mannix. Explaining why such a capable group of players haven’t hit their stride can be difficult. In many ways, the Celtics’ public comments have revolved around the team’s highest profile player. Kyrie Irving The 26-year-old has assumed a large part of the team’s leadership role, and spoke up after a recent loss to the Magic. Here’s what Irving told The Boston Globe’s Adam Himmelsbach when asked why the season has been up and down: The best thing I can say is experience. We’re lacking it, and because of that we have a lot of learning to do. So we have a lot of ground to make up in that aspect. It gets tough. When it gets hard, you’ve got to think. You’ve got to do the right things. You can’t gamble and think that it’s going to be the winning play. You’ve got to be able to play the full 48 minutes, no matter what’s going on, and hold your head high when you make mistakes. You’ve got to come in and make an impact for the minutes that you’re playing out there. You’ve got to appreciate being out there and just competing. It doesn’t matter who you’re going against. It matters the type of preparation you have, what you’re going out and trying to accomplish. What’s the big picture? What are we doing here? These are things I don’t think some of my teammates have faced just every single day. It’s not easy to be great. Two days later, Irving appeared to regret the full extent of what he’d publicly said, vowing “never to question my teammates in public like that ever again.” The reasoning for the comments, Irving added, was that “I want to win so bad.”
There seems to be a reasonably sized divide between the veterans in the room and the young players about how this team is playing and maybe who should be playing,” said Sports Illsutrated’s Chris Mannix. Explaining why such a capable group of players haven’t hit their stride can be difficult. In many ways, the Celtics’ public comments have revolved around the team’s highest profile player. Kyrie Irving The 26-year-old has assumed a large part of the team’s leadership role, and spoke up after a recent loss to the Magic. Here’s what Irving told The Boston Globe’s Adam Himmelsbach when asked why the season has been up and down: The best thing I can say is experience. We’re lacking it, and because of that we have a lot of learning to do. So we have a lot of ground to make up in that aspect. It gets tough. When it gets hard, you’ve got to think. You’ve got to do the right things. You can’t gamble and think that it’s going to be the winning play. You’ve got to be able to play the full 48 minutes, no matter what’s going on, and hold your head high when you make mistakes. You’ve got to come in and make an impact for the minutes that you’re playing out there. You’ve got to appreciate being out there and just competing. It doesn’t matter who you’re going against. It matters the type of preparation you have, what you’re going out and trying to accomplish. What’s the big picture? What are we doing here? These are things I don’t think some of my teammates have faced just every single day. It’s not easy to be great. Two days later, Irving appeared to regret the full extent of what he’d publicly said, vowing “never to question my teammates in public like that ever again.” The reasoning for the comments Irving added, was that “I just want to Mwin so bad.”
There seems to be a reasonably sized divide between the veterans in the room and the young players about how this team is playing and maybe who should be playing,” said Sports Illsutrated’s Chris Mannix. Explaining why such a capable group of players haven’t hit their stride can be difficult. In many ways, the Celtics’ public comments have revolved around the team’s highest profile player. Kyrie Irving The 26-year-old has assumed a large part of the team’s leadership role, and spoke up after a recent loss to the Magic. Here’s what Irving told The Boston Globe’s Adam Himmelsbach when asked why the season has been up and down: The best thing I can say is experience. We’re lacking it, and because of that we have a lot of learning to do. So we have a lot of ground to make up in that aspect. It gets tough. When it gets hard, you’ve got to think. You’ve got to do the right things. You can’t gamble and think that it’s going to be the winning play. You’ve got to be able to play the full 48 minutes, no matter what’s going on, and hold your head high when you make mistakes. You’ve got to come in and make an impact for the minutes that you’re playing out there. You’ve got to appreciate being out there and just competing. It doesn’t matter who you’re going against. It matters the type of preparation you have, what you’re going out and trying to accomplish. What’s the big picture? What are we doing here? These are things I don’t think some of my teammates have faced just every single day. It’s not easy to be great. Two days later, Irving appeared to regret the full extent of what he’d publicly said, vowing “never to question my teammates in public like that ever again.” The reasoning for the comments Irving added, was that “I just want to win so bad.”
There seems to be a reasonably sized divide between the veterans in the room and the young players about how this team is playing and maybe who should be playing,” said Sports Illsutrated’s Chris Mannix. Explaining why such a capable group of players haven’t hit their stride can be difficult. In many ways, the Celtics’ public comments have revolved around the team’s highest profile player. Kyrie Irving The 26-year-old has assumed a large part of the team’s leadership role, and spoke up after a recent loss to the Magic. Here’s what Irving told The Boston Globe’s Adam Himmelsbach when asked why the season has been up and down: The best thing I can say is experience. We’re lacking it, and because of that we have a lot of learning to do. So we have a lot of ground to make up in that aspect. It gets tough. When it gets hard, you’ve got to think. You’ve got to do the right things. You can’t gamble and think that it’s going to be the winning play. You’ve got to be able to play the full 48 minutes, no matter what’s going on, and hold your head high when you make mistakes. You’ve got to come in and make an impact for the minutes that you’re playing out there. You’ve got to appreciate being out there and just competing. It doesn’t matter who you’re going against. It matters the type of preparation you have, what you’re going out and trying to accomplish. What’s the big picture? What are we doing here? These are things I don’t think some of my teammates have faced just every single day. It’s not easy to be great. Two days later, Irving appeared to regret the full extent of what he’d publicly said, vowing “never to question my teammates in public like that ever again.” The reasoning for the comments, Irving added, was that “I want to win so bad.”
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There seems to be a reasonably sized divide between the veterans in the room and the young players about how this team is playing and maybe who should be playing,” said Sports Illsutrated’s Chris Mannix. Explaining why such a capable group of players haven’t hit their stride can be difficult. In many ways, the Celtics’ public comments have revolved around the team’s highest profile player. Kyrie Irving The 26-year-old has assumed a large part of the team’s leadership role, and spoke up after a recent loss to the Magic. Here’s what Irving told The Boston Globe’s Adam Himmelsbach when asked why the season has been up and down: The best thing I can say is experience. We’re lacking it, and because of that we have a lot of learning to do. So we have a lot of ground to make up in that aspect. It gets tough. When it gets hard, you’ve got to think. You’ve got to do the right things. You can’t gamble and think that it’s going to be the winning play. You’ve got to be able to play the full 48 minutes, no matter what’s going on, and hold your head high when you make mistakes. You’ve got to come in and make an impact for the minutes that you’re playing out there. You’ve got to appreciate being out there and just competing. It doesn’t matter who you’re going against. It matters the type of preparation you have, what you’re going out and trying to accomplish. What’s the big picture? What are we doing here? These are things I don’t think some of my teammates have faced just every single day. It’s not easy to be great. Two days later, Irving appeared to regret the full extent of what he’d publicly said, vowing “never to question my teammates in public like that ever again.” The reasoning for the comments, Irving added, was that “I just want to win so bad.”
The 26-year-old has assumed a large part of the team’s leadership role, and spoke up after a recent loss to the Magic. Here’s what Irving told The Boston Globe’s Adam Himmelsbach when asked why the season has been up and down: The best thing I can say is experience. We’re lacking it, and because of that we have a lot of learning to do. So we have a lot of ground to make up in that aspect. It gets tough. When it gets hard, you’ve got to think. You’ve got to do the right things. You can’t gamble and think that it’s going to be the winning play. You’ve got to be able to play the full 48 minutes, no matter what’s going on, and hold your head high when you make mistakes. You’ve got to come in and make an impact for the minutes that you’re playing out there. You’ve got to appreciate being out there and just competing. It doesn’t matter who you’re going against. It matters the type of preparation you have, what you’re going out and trying to accomplish. What’s the big picture? What are we doing here? These are things I don’t think some of my teammates have faced just every single day. It’s not easy to be great.
