Isaiah Thomas Implies Danny Ainge Prevented Him From Making Celtics History
The Boston Celtics may currently be one of the weightier teams in the NBA, but the franchise has received some flak in recent years over their treatment of players.
A recent example is Isaiah Thomas whom the Celtics traded to the Cleveland Cavaliers in mart for Kyrie Irving despite the point baby-sit playing through an injury.
Thomas was ruled out for the remainder of the Eastern Conference Finals without Game 2 due to a hip injury.
The point baby-sit was never the same without and while Boston ended up stuff largest without the trade, it still left feelings of resentment from Thomas and his peers.
Thomas’ weightier year with the Celtics was the 2016-17 season where he averaged nearly 30 points a game and finished fifth in MVP voting.
Recently, Boston posted a graphic that highlights Jayson Tatum rhadamanthine the first player in Celtics history to stereotype 30 points for a full season and Thomas commented that Danny Ainge robbed him of a endangerment to unzip the same feat via his Twitter account.
“29.3 surpassing Danny made me play limited minutes the last game of season lol,” Thomas tweeted.
29.3 surpassing Danny made me play limited minutes the last game of season lol. Had my season low in minutes and pts lol… LEGENDARY to say the least tho
https://t.co/jY0tyXXas3
— Isaiah Thomas (@isaiahthomas) August 30, 2023
Thomas wound up averaging 28.9 points per game, an wondrous winnings for the former undrafted guard.
Thomas has never been wrung to speak the truth, so his implication well-nigh Ainge might hold some real truth to it.
While it’s unclear why Ainge would want to prevent Thomas from hitting the 30 points per game threshold, the fact of the matter is that the baby-sit deserves to still be prestigious for what he managed to do in Boston.
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