KG Vows That He’s Healthy

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• Dadicz Posted: Oct.5 at 9:34 am
  First! With a healthy KG, the C’s a different team. On the way the banner #18!

• Gerard Himself Posted: Oct.5 at 9:35 am
  well, let’s hope he’s right. What can we say about this? As a basketball fan, I just hope to see KG back on the court. I hope Doc Rivers will limit his minutes, and hopefully he’ll only play like 30-32 minutes a game.

• boy sanchez Posted: Oct.5 at 9:50 am
  It doesn’t seem like he’s is limping very much…

• jd Posted: Oct.5 at 10:14 am
  hes totally limping in that video, limping might not be the best word but he defiantly doesnt look comfortably running. but i dont see doc playing him/making him practice if he wasnt 100% so hopefully hes all good for the season.

• RickyRude Posted: Oct.5 at 10:26 am
  I watched their scrimmage game and I must admit there was something about his knee movment that didn’t look all there. However, one has to keep in mind that this was only a scrimmage and not a real NBA game, let alone a Playoff one, so I can’t blame KG for not giving his full effort (or even half of). All that matters is in the post-season run.

• Seth Posted: Oct.5 at 10:34 am
  We’ll see how he looks during Boston’s first preseason game on Wednesday. Frankly I am rather skeptical because every passionate player is gonna think they’re perfectly fine. I hope he’s healed up well because Boston really needs him.

• niQ Posted: Oct.5 at 10:41 am
  He’s BS’ing us.

• rikson Posted: Oct.5 at 11:49 am
  Well he didnt really move the knee for a long time now, so I would think he needs to build up the muscle around it again – just like when you had a cascet!

• Fat Lever Posted: Oct.5 at 11:57 am
  Was it me, or did you guys notice there was no explosiveness when he went up for those layups. I don’t expect him to dunk it, but it looked like he was laboring to just jump to lay it in.

• Russ Bengtson Posted: Oct.5 at 12:31 pm
  “Besides, even if my knee’s not fine, I’ll just yell at it and stick my jaw out at it until it is. Anything is posssiibbblllllleeeee!!!!!”

• Klav Posted: Oct.5 at 12:57 pm
  “But I have given it my everything, even if that means playing on a bum knee and telling everybody that it’s alright. I’m a champion, and I’m ready to jaw at anybody who thinks I can’t play 100% when my body isn’t 100%.”

• 24 Karat Gold Posted: Oct.5 at 2:30 pm
  The Celts are in trouble!!! No way they make the Finals.

• GGG Posted: Oct.5 at 7:45 pm
  Just start Wallace and play KG off the bench for the first 15-20 games, hate to admit it but the Celts are real deep this season.

• Dave Posted: Oct.5 at 8:09 pm
  When I blew out my knee I couldn’t even walk. When I came back to playing my hip flexor was totally useless because I’d been sitting on my a$$ for three months and, when I did walk, walking with a terrible gait. Couldn’t run and couldn’t jump and they hurt like hell, no matter how my knee felt. Sounds like the secondary problem he’s talking about to me.
  Also. is it just me or does he look like he’s wearing a brace on the back of his neck?!

• Boston Baller Posted: Oct.6 at 8:13 am
  Dave, the big difference between KG and you or Iis that he has the best trainers and doctors money can buy. He probably wasn’t sitting on his butt and he has that desire n fire. We will have to fdind out how things are during the season.

• Boston Baller Posted: Oct.6 at 8:17 am
  As far as explosiveness to the hoop or on layups. I wouldn’t want him to display that right now PLUS they called practice early because of condensation on the court….hhhhmmmm, could that be why noone was dunking or making hard cuts? We have to look at everything before infusing our opinions (like I did earlier. lol)

• ClydeSays Posted: Oct.6 at 10:08 am
  I think KG is dealing with secondary issues now. He will have to shake off a fair amount of rust after a 6 month vacation from NBA speed basketball.