O/T: Patriots trivia

[UrbanCowboy]

oof, they were hard. I am going keep some dignity and not report my scores. @captain stone, you are a stinkin' genius!

 

[captain stone]

oof, they were hard. I am going keep some dignity and not report my scores. @captain stone, you are a stinkin' Old Fart!

fify for truth.

 

[1960Pats]

"(Gerald) Henderson stole the ball!"

Then he got traded and cried during his farewell presser.

 

[captain stone]

Then he got traded and cried during his farewell presser.

Then we all cried a little over a year later.

 

[Actual Pats Fan]

Then we all cried a little over a year later.

Two years...

 

[Actual Pats Fan]

Then he got traded and cried during his farewell presser.

An integral part of two title teams.

Red's trade of him was really his magnum opus, in a career full of brilliant moves.

RIP Len

 

[borisman]

Mark Henderson, the snow plow driver;

Jerome Henderson, a Defensive Back;

Drawing a blank on the 3rd...

It’s Dave after Gerald and before Mark.

 

[captain stone]

Two years...

Thank you for the correction; I had forgotten that he was traded just a few months later, and not one year later.

 

[Actual Pats Fan]

Thank you for the correction; I had forgotten that he was traded just a few months later, and not one year later.

Yeah Red traded him very shortly after winning the '84 Finals, and people thought it was weird.

For a pick two years down the road?

But Red knew Danny was ready to start. And, he saw the direction the Sonics were going.

And he had his eye on Len. Always looking ahead.

 

[Actual Pats Fan]

It’s Dave after Gerald and before Mark.

Anyway,

Mark - '82

Gerald - '84

Hendu - '86

Six, two and even - '88

 

[1960Pats]

An integral part of two title teams.

Red's trade of him was really his magnum opus, in a career full of brilliant moves.

RIP Len

The moves that brought us Bird, Parish and McHale are right up there also.

Red is the person that Belichick fans think Bill is now, but it's not that close. No offense to Bill but his GM skills don't match Red's.

 

[captain stone]

Anyway,

Mark - '82

Gerald - '84

Hendu - '86

Six, two and even - '88

Turnpike Joe: One of the best managers in RS history.

 

[Actual Pats Fan]

his GM skills don't match Red's

Nobody's does.

But there's no rule that prevents anybody from learning from and applying them.

That I'm aware of.

 

[Actual Pats Fan]

The moves that brought us Bird, Parish and McHale are right up there also.

Walter Brown's passing ushered in an era of tremendously difficult ownership travails and headaches for Red. It's really tough owning the C's because they must pay through the nose to the Garden.

But, Red was a stubborn, determined guy who grew into a stubborn old guy, to our benefit. His competitive drive only increased, his experience and perspective allowed him to put up with and outlast some bad owners, and his tireless work for the community particularly around Brandeis and his appreciation and loyalty to team alumni is a legacy that matches his on court accomplishments.