by J.T.
The Brooklyn Nets and Boston Celtics made a blockbuster deal during the 2013 NBA Draft. Which the last few transactions the Celtics have been a part of we know they are in pure rebuild mode, which happens when your best players age it's apart of the game.
MarShon Brooks will get his chance in Boston. Photo credit NBA |
The Brooklyn Nets and Boston Celtics made a blockbuster deal during the 2013 NBA Draft. Which the last few transactions the Celtics have been a part of we know they are in pure rebuild mode, which happens when your best players age it's apart of the game.
The Trade:
Nets receive
F/C Kevin Garnett
F Paul Pierce
G Jason Terry
Celtics receive
Gerald Wallace
Kris Humphries
MarShon Brooks
Keith Bogans
Kris Joseph
1st round pick(s) from the 2014, 2016 and 2018 draft.
At
a quick glance we know that the Nets are putting in their cards to win
now, that happens when you have a new arena and a billion dollar owner.
With KG, PP and JET the Nets will be a threat in the East as long as the
team can stay healthy and first year head coach Jason Kidd can instill
some heart into his troops.
The
Celtics on other hand have gotten assets back via picks and players.
Every trade they have made this off season the C’s have received a
chance to be better in the future.
Out
of the players they received back from the Nets the one I am most happy
for is MarShon Brooks. Brooks had a nice rookie campaign with the Nets.
With the move to Brooklyn in the wings the Nets wanted to bring big
name players into the city and that left Brooks on the back burner.
During his rookie season he showed a lot of promise during the lockout
shortened season only to be finding himself on the pine most of his
sophomore year in the league. Brooks can create his own shot, has good
length and size and seemed to be on his way to become a semi star in the
league.
Once
Joe Johnson came to town, Brooks found himself buried on the Nets
bench, which was something I personally didn’t understand, but who am I?
He was dealing with trade rumors most of his 2nd
year so even a blind man could see that Brooks wasn’t in the future
plans of the Nets. When people like C.J. Watson and Keith Bogans are
playing more significant minutes than you it has to do something to your
physic.
This
trade may be just want Brooks needs with nobody with star power in
front of him at the shooting guard position in front of him it is up to
him to show whoever will be the new C’s coach that he can return to the
player he was his rookie year. Brooks has a solid upside, he’s proved he
has potential to be a solid scorer maybe with more playing time and a
team or coach that believes in him he could be the steal of this trade.
Hopefully
he proves to the Celtics he’s worth the playing time at worse he will
be a solid rotational player, if he pans out how I think he can he could
be a marginal star at the 2 guard position, no matter what happens
Brooks will finally get another shot to prove his worth and sometimes
that’s all a person needs.
Don’t be shocked if Brooks makes some positive noise in bean town.
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-JT
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