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Ryan Gomes Sold Doc Rivers Out

Apr 15, 2007 – 12:25 PM
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Tom Ziller

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Celtics PR folks, you may want to keep Ryan Gomes away from the media for a little while:
Ryan Gomes had 13 through three quarters, but watched from the bench in the fourth as Boston clinched the worst record in the Eastern Conference and second worst in the league.

"I probably (would have played), but since we were in the hunt for a high draft pick, of course things are different," Gomes said. "I understand that. Hopefully things get better. Now that we clinched at least having the second-most balls in the lottery, the last three games we'll see what happens. We'll see if we can go out and finish some games."
That was after Friday's loss. Here's Mr. Gomes in today's Boston Herald:
"The players weren't thinking about the lottery and all that," said Ryan Gomes, "but reality is reality. Now that our position in the lottery is set, hopefully we can go out and win some games.

"Things could change now, but another thing you've got to think of is that he (Rivers) was doing that for a reason. It could be for that reason (lottery position) or it could be for getting the younger guys some playing time or seeing who's going to be here next year. There's a lot of things that go into that."
Seriously, Boston can't do anything right, not even tank quietly.

(Via CelticsBlog.)
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