Oshae Brissett: Maccabi Playtika Tel Aviv

[SU91]

Agreed although I do think his ceiling is higher than Hart’s ever was. A versatile, athletic wing that can shoot. I could see him potentially developing into starter caliber, or at least 6th man level.

Hart was a rock solid NBA defender for many years. Not sure if Brissett can make any such equivalent claim, but would be fortunate to have the longevity that Hart did.

 

[shandeezy7]

Hart was a rock solid NBA defender for many years. Not sure if Brissett can make any such equivalent claim, but would be fortunate to have the longevity that Hart did.

He was a very good defender. The main reason he lasted in the league as long as he did. However, he only appeared in 50 or more games 4 times and only played 1,000+ minutes in a season once. Oshae has played over 1,000 minutes each of the last two years and I think can be a really productive bench player with longevity. He's already played almost half as many seasons in the NBA as Hart did.

 

[MSOrange]

 

[cliftonparksufan]

2.3 million a year comes out to $44,230 a week before taxes. I think we would all love to make that a week.

I'm holding out for $44,444 a week.

 

[Scott11]

I don’t think the Celtics are done with their roster but as it stands now Oshae has an amazing opportunity for playing time.

 

[CuseFaninVT]

I don’t think the Celtics are done with their roster but as it stands now Oshae has an amazing opportunity for playing time.

And the Celtics have a greater than zero percent chance of being far softer next year than they were last year. Good grief, sending away all/both guys who play with some fire…..

 

[Niastri]

And the Celtics have a greater than zero percent chance of being far softer next year than they were last year. Good grief, sending away all/both guys who play with some fire…..

The Celtics seemed to have hit a ceiling with their current lineup. They needed to do something different to try to help Tatum and Brown over the hump.

A skilled 7'3 guy who can be the third leg of a very talented stool might be the solution.

They aren't done yet, but I think I like the changes they've made.

 

[CuseFaninVT]

The Celtics seemed to have hit a ceiling with their current lineup. They needed to do something different to try to help Tatum and Brown over the hump.

A skilled 7'3 guy who can be the third leg of a very talented stool might be the solution.

They aren't done yet, but I think I like the changes they've made.

I get that, but getting rid of your 2 dawgs seems problematic. Even if Smart was on the decline and Grant’s antics fired Butler up. They need Old head Al to retire.

 

[OttoinGrotto]

I get that, but getting rid of your 2 dawgs seems problematic. Even if Smart was on the decline and Grant’s antics fired Butler up. They need Old head Al to retire.

I do wonder how they'll adjust not having Smart's intensity to rely on.

 

[SWC75]

The Celtics seemed to have hit a ceiling with their current lineup. They needed to do something different to try to help Tatum and Brown over the hump.

A skilled 7'3 guy who can be the third leg of a very talented stool might be the solution.

They aren't done yet, but I think I like the changes they've made.

So they've got a stool but do they have a bench?

 

[orangefog]

So they've got a stool but do they have a bench?

That’s gross.

 

[OrangeXtreme]

 

[kirbivore]

And the Celtics have a greater than zero percent chance of being far softer next year than they were last year. Good grief, sending away all/both guys who play with some fire…..

 

[tbonezone]

2.3 million a year comes out to $44,230 a week before taxes. I think we would all love to make that a week.

that's a lot of loonies.

 

[OrangeXtreme]

 

[cuseattle]

Such any easy guy to root for.

 

[OrangeXtreme]

 

[OrangeXtreme]

 

[OrangeXtreme]

 

[HoustonCuse]

Hey is that a Wes Johnson sighting?

 

[CuseFaninVT]

UVM represented as well

 

[20plus]

NOW he gets out on the road to visit players!??!!


(I kid, I kid. Kinda.)

I love this post

 

[illestcuse]

 

[OrangeXtreme]

 

[CardiacCuse]

2.3 million a year comes out to $44,230 a week before taxes. I think we would all love to make that a week.

99.99% of people would love to make that

but a high percentage of NBA players on their second contract wouldnt necessarily be thrilled with that number

happy for him...but I think he could have gotten a much bigger payday if things had played out slightly diffrently

Pacers are a poorly run franchise. I expect this to be a great signing by the Celts!