The Army is Kind Enough to Answer my Questions

When you've got 997 Celtics-related blogs on the Internet, it becomes difficult to avoid covering the same stuff everyone else is talking about, much less come up with something original to say. But rarely does someone post an earnestly asked question on their own blog only to have another blog answer the question within a matter of hours.

Well, that's the kind of service you get from the Army.

Apparently worried by the concern expressed in my last post, KG seemingly got word out to the Army, telling them that the Wings are Coming.

"He took a lob and dunked it -- it was an amazing dunk," Celtics coach Doc Rivers said of Garnett. "Everybody said, 'we haven't seen that.'" Garnett went the distance in an hour-and-a-half practice, during which "we worked them hard," Rivers said. Garnett has struggled to convert alley-oops during exhibition games. This time, though, he punctuated the shot by saying, "Oh, I can do it," according to Rivers. "I think Doc's been waiting for me to grow wings and fly," Garnett said. "Just tell him to be patient, the wings are coming."

KG is so considerate, as is the Army.