Auerbach says Celtics stronger than 76ers after off season moves
Red Auerbach argues Boston Celtics have more depth than the Philadelphia 76ers despite Moses Malone joining forces with Julius Erving and Andrew Toney. He cites trades involving Caldwell Jones and Darry Dawkins, Buckner’s arrival, and Ainge’s return as key factors aiding their title bid. He also criticizes trend of excessive trades and promotes his instructional videos with NBA greats.
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Cowens returns to pro ball with the Bucks in 1980s
Former Boston Celtics star Dave Cowens, retired in 1980, signs with Milwaukee after a year out. He aims to prove himself again, noting his desire to play for a well run, coached team and to help the Bucks chase an NBA title alongside veterans like Bob Lanier.
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Tillis Earns Bench Role With Celtics Opening Night
Celtics coach Bill Fitch kept Kevin Tillis on the roster after a late cut, and Tillis suited up for a brief late-game appearance. Teammates Kevin McHale and Rick Robey bought him a gag pillow, joking he would be bench-bound while he learns the NBA ropes. Danny Ainge and Nate Archibald anchored the backcourt as Boston opened against Cleveland at the Coliseum.
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Rader Named Next Rangers Manager In Texas
Doug Rader expected to be named the Texas Rangers 17th manager in 12 years. The former big league third baseman and San Diego Padres minor league coach in Hawaii beat Jim Leyland for the post to replace interim skipper Darrell Johnson after Don Zimmer’s firing and a house cleaning by Eddie Chiles. Rader recalled for his 11 year major league career and 155 homers is praised for motivation as the club aims to turn around a 98 loss season.
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