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Karl's Sausage Kitchen... Still got it's groove?
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- deweyweber54 Jul 10, 2013 09:21 PM
Greetings all - Have only been to the new store once, and found it good but perhaps lacking some of the character of the old joint in Saugus.
Thoughts on offerings at the new place?
Quality still there? Bacon in particular, but wondering about pork chops and other porcine delights.
An old Chowhound favorite, not mentioned much around here any more.
I have been several times, most recently 2 weeks ago. The sausages (weisswurst, knockwurst, bauernwurst, rostbratwurst) and bacon are as stellar as ever.
The new store doesn't have the "Swiss cottage" feel of the old one, but I'm happy to trade that for the ability to move around and shop for a wider selection!
The meats are just as great as always. I haven't tried their new deli, so I can't comment on that.
The sausages, bacon, pork chops, &c are of the same high quality as ever. They have more space and have expanded some of their offerings as well as opened cafe service. Like Boston-otter, I haven't eaten at the cafe, so can't vouch for it, but little has changed in terms of the meat offerings.
The new space is big and comfortable -- I just wish the location were as convenient for me as the old one was.
Haven't been to the new store yet. It's just too far from my regular stomping grounds for me to make a special trip. Having said that, I know I will miss the ambiance of the old place... the crowding inside, the small parking lot, the thrill of getting on and off route 1, they all somehow contributed to the experience.
Now just look what you've done. I want some knockwurst... and some bacon... and some weisswurst... OMG.
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you'll hate yourself if you don't go soon! :)
Like others, I've been there several times, and can concur that if anything the move was an upgrade. Everything is the same as before, quality-wise, but now there's more of it. And more room to breathe.
Only complaint is the parking lot, which is tiny. There is a HUGE and seemingly always empty lot next door with signs saying not to park there. WTF?
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I'll definitely second the parking lot complaint. Their restaurant has ample seating, the new location has wide aisles and a spacious meat counter... and, what, about four parking spaces, it seems like?
I had a knockwurst from my freezer stash along with some sauerkraut from Karl's for dinner tonight -- heaven!!
I enjoy the new store more than the old one. I can actually see the items on the shelves, and you can review the whole deli case while waiting to order your wurst. I have a client nearby and often find myself heading over to the shop for a cup of soup at lunchtime.
There are actually 11 parking spaces, but three are generally taken by employees. No idea why the landlord next door is so adamant about parking, but there it is.
To comment on the deli items? Fabulous. I just haven't had a better crafted sausage in the boston area, and the bacon is stellar.
I haven't been to the new location but have friend who stops there periodically and bring my husband a supply of sausages. Everything he has brought had been fabulous-particularly their knock and bratwurst. The closest I can find on the south shore is the Smokehouse in Norwell, which is quite good but doesn't have the selection like Karl's.
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Other things to try when you go back:
- The bacon, especially the triple-smoked bacon
- The 'coarse-grind' liverwurst
- Bierwurst, which is just a nice mild lunchmeat for snacking
- Weisswurst
- Headcheese, which I know sounds horrible, but just give it a try!
re: Boston_Otter
Bierwurst is worth the price of admission alone. I swear every time I go I get more of it an the previous time
Just back from a trip to Karl's to restock the freezer -- various wursts, bacon (including some cut 1/2 thick for lardons, different sliced cold cuts including a new-to-me Hungarian style salami loaded with paprika (they were sampling it and it was love at first bite). The cafe was bustling. It seems to me that they had slightly more in stock than they used to in the old place. Whatever character may be lacking (and to me not much) it is worth it for the increased space. Karl's still rocks! And for me, combines well with a pit stop at Fred's Franks where I had a wonderfully charred but juicy kielbasa.


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TravelPod Member ReviewsCirca 39 Hotel Miami Beach
Very clean, nicely decorated, friendly staff. Probably difficult to do better for the price. Might be a little far from the night life but the beach is fantastic and the night life is only a short bus/taxi ride away. Would definitely stay here again.
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Overall A Good Experience
Overall my husband and I enjoyed our stay at the Circa 39 Hotel. It has the cool, hip minimal atmosphere typical of the Ian Schrager hotels, but at a lower price. We liked the staff overall. Since it is small, you feel like you get to know them.
The first night we had some problems- the AC broke down. We were moved to a room facing the pool. Since it was a windy night, the wind howled through the old window panes all night which was disturbing. Once we moved to a room facing the street, it was a much better experience.
The pool is small but nice. The beach is a walk across the street, so it isn't like being at a resort. We had a motorcycle, so we didn't feel removed from South Beach. A car or cab is definitely necessary since there isn't much nearby.
Overall it was an enjoyable stay.
Mixed feelings...a few upgrades needed
My husband had booked this hotel for Mothers Day weekend.Our concerns started off intially with the wrong directions to the hotel from the front desk,upon arrival from looking at the lobby you would think that the whole entire hotel looked the same.It is not the case.The elevator was old as dirt and needed some basic upgrades like new non-soiled carpet and a paint job.The carpet in our hallway was also heavily stained but masked by this hazy pinkish-purple halogen lighting.The room was average size,with no full length mirror and smelled old and dingy.The beading was pretty ,all white with blue accessories and the Aveda products were a plus.If it were not for my husband making a serious effort in suprising me for mothers day.This hotel would not have been considered.It might be rated 4 stars by various travel companies.I find that truley hard to believe.
A word of caution..
I stayed at this hotel for a week in mid-April. In coomon with most other reviewers I found the staff immensely helpful and friendly. The hotel's website descriptions are stretching the truth in many aspects - the pool is beside a noisy road and you'd want to have a fairly cutting edge hearing-aid to experience the "sound of the ocean lulling you to sleep"!!! One word of warning here, look after ALL of your valuables at this hotel, I had a pair of expensive Armani sunglasses stolen from my locked room. Lock anything you cannot afford to lose in the in-room safe.
Mixed feelings
I had been planning my husband's 30th birthday since his 29th and I wanted to take him to FL. I looked around for hotels for a long time trying to make a decision. I loved the pictures of the Circa 39 and felt that is was further out from the nightlife but it was worth it since it looked so great. What really put it over the top for me was the pool. I had visions of a relaxing time in this beautiful pool... when we got there the pool was half the size, on the corner of 39th street and 10 beech chairs. We apparently lucked out because we got a suite so we had our room, a living room and the bathroom which was nice and plenty of space. The view was not great but the room was! Beyond my disappointment with the pool and the look of the hotel the services was great. The staff was wonderful!!
Our family loved it!
Our family came to Miami Beach for a business trip mixed with a family vacation. We wanted a clean hotel close to the beach that we could afford. The Circa 39 provided this and more. Like others have said, the hotel does not have a great first impression (although the lobby is fun). For a family of 4 with 2 small girls, we did not fit the "boutique" hotel's targeted demographic. However, it did not take long for our family to call the hotel home for 4 days after Easter. The beach across the street is clean, pretty and quiet. Great for a family. The amenities at the hotel are nice. Nice lounge chairs and towels at the pool. Large towels in the rooms. There is plenty of easy parking on the street, so don't pay the $16/day for the valet parking. There is not a lot of good dining areas in walking distance. We tried walking the first night, and after 30 minutes of lugging 2 girls around, got in the car and drove farther South. The hotel's location makes it easy to drive to South Beach or downtown Miami. Our room was small, but we anticipated this. However, it was very clean and we figured we were the first people to use the room since the renovation. The rooms are very white. White linens, bedspreads, etc. The designers were not planning of lots of kids to stay here, I'm sure. When we left, though, our family had a great time and enjoyed our little hotel. We'll come again if the prices stay down.
Comfortable rooms, friendly staff, nice pool, great breakfast, great price!
My boyfriend and I live in Miami, but not on Miami Beach. We both have full time jobs and wanted to get away from the 9 to 5 grind for a nice, relaxing, fun weekend. Our trip started a day early when I went driving around South Beach looking around for hotels to stay at for the weekend. I went to the Seville, the Banana Bungalow (The Creek), the Sovereign, passed by The Crest, and then to Circa 39. As I pulled up to the front of the Hotel, a man named Frank greeted me and introduced himself as one of the managers of the hotel. I had told him that I was looking around for hotels to stay at, so he showed me around the rooms and hotel, just as the other hotels staff did, but he was pleased to show me around. The other hotels were not helpful at all, and did not seem like they wanted to make me feel like wanting to stay there at all, which they had no reason not to, they were just lazy and doing their minimal job duties, not seeming to care much about customer service. When you enter the lobby of Circa 39 you feel like you are in somewhat of a spa/lounge atmosphere. The furniture and lighting are very hip and modern. The lighting in the hallway was a great touch to the feeling of the hotel. The colors were a soft but vibrant blue and purple. The room my boyfriend and I stayed in was better than what we expected, and much nicer than any of the other hotel rooms that I had seen at the other hotels I had gone to look at. There was a king size bed with brand new sparkling white sheets. None of those tacky floral bedspreads or curtains. The bed was extremely comfortable. The bedcover was one of those fluffy, feather-filed down comforters, the kind you would sleep with at home, but most low to moderate priced hotels wouldn't spend the extra money on. The room had a mini kitchen with a microwave, small refrigerator, sink, and lots of drawers and cabinets. The closets and bathroom were not too small or too big but were big enough to fit two people's clothes in for the weekend. The bathroom was fully stocked with all Aveda shampoos, conditioner, lotion, and soaps, towels, blower dryer, and 2 of the most comfortable robes I have ever worn. On top of that we had a small desk, a few chairs, the TV was big, brand new, flat screen, and it had the AV connections if you want to bring your own VCR, DVD player, Game system or whatever. AND...there is a connection for either wireless or Ethernet cable connection and that comes in every room. We even had our own little private balcony that looked onto the side of another hotel but it was nice to be able to step outside for a second. The rooms were extremely clean, and everything is brand new and modern. I know some hotels in Miami beach still have old TVs and there are stains on the carpets, towels and sheets. This hotel definitely got an A+ for service and appearance. Then when you wake up in the morning, you have continental breakfast. Fresh bagels, regular and chocolate croissants, pastries, coffee, all types of juices, and jams and spreads. And they never ran out of food. The staff just kept on bringing more and more food and it was delicious. The pool is small compared to most hotels. I'd say it's about the size of an average sized pool in someone's private home. But it's all outdoors and all around the pool side are pool chairs that have the really comfortable chair cushions on them and there is always a staff member giving out fresh pool towels. The bar in the lobby is nice, and they make all types of drinks. This is the type of hotel you'd want to stay at if you want extra attention when you want it, and a company and staff that you know is going out of the way to make your stay memorable. It's a fairly small hotel. Probably no more than 100 rooms so you easily get this extra attention versus if you stay at one of those huge, corporate hotels. We met a lot of nice people who were also staying in the hotel and they were also very pleased with it. It was nice to see familiar faces each time you went to the lobby and poolside. We felt as if the staff knew us, and wanted to do whatever they could for us to make us happy. If you are looking for a hotel that won't kill your wallet, and you want quality and think you have to spend a fortune, then seriously look no further. Circa 39 is the best way to go because it has the best of both worlds. Yes, "South Beach" is from 1st to 16th street, and Circa 39 is on 39 street, but for this price, you will not find any hotel on Miami Beach with this great price and atmosphere. You do need to walk a few steps to get to the sand, but the access to the beach is so easy and it's not far of a walk at all. Who ever says the walk to the beach from Circa39 is far, then I think you're real lazy. You will however need to take some kind of vehicle to south beach where most of the clubs, bars, and restaurants are, but Circa39 offers you valet parking for $16 a day and you can take your car in and out of the lot as many times as you want to. Plus, sleeping on south beach at night isn't all that nice. Trust me, I am a local, and I've lived here all my life, and have stayed at many hotels. At night there is lots of traffic, lots of loud, fun, drunk people, bums, crack heads, you name it, Miami Beach has it all. It's what makes Miami Beach so great! But if you want to sleep in peace and quiet, then go away from the 16 blocks of SoBe. If you want to party, get drunk, and not care in what kind of condition you sleep in, you can look on south beach too. But I guarantee anyone who wants to sleep in a nice, friendly, safe, and great priced hotel, you won't find much down there, so then stay at the Circa39. We even promised the staff that we'd come and stay 1 weekend a month. Circa 39 gets an A++. See you next month, at the end of May. =)
Some improvements needed, OK for (not-South) Miami Beach
Agree much with what the two previous reviews said. My wife and I stayed at the Circa right before Easter weekend. Our first reaction - are we in the right place?! No, they don't advertise themselves as South Beach, but the "minutes" away from South Beach they do advertise themselves as are ONLY via cab. Also there is no clear sign on the building (is it still on order?). The lobby sure is cute - shag rug, Art Deco touches - but that's a nice distraction from how small the rooms are. And yes, no full length mirrors. Women especially will find this a major oversight. Garden view rooms are actually dumpster view rooms, with a nice 7:00AM garbage truck wake up call. We switched to a pool view room, which was a slight improvement (only with a 7:00AM screaming-girl-getting-thrown-in-the-pool wake up call). But the rooms are very clean, the beds are comfy, and I'll give them points for high-end bath products and an accomodating continental breakfast. But don't be fooled by the pictures - that pool is right on the street corner with a small wall, and the rooms are smaller than they appear. Plus side - plenty of parking nearby (until the giant condo complex goes up). Minus - you'll need the car to get down to South Beach, or anywhere else for that matter. If you're looking for a cheap alternative to South Beach, either spend the extra couple of bucks or lower your standards.
Hopefully it will get better....
The staff was great and very accommodating....like another user said, no full-length mirrors, and the beach nearby is not where you would want to go if you were in South Beach. The hotel is situated in the middle of two pretty busy roads, so you can hear the traffic. The rooms are small, very basic. The price was right but you do get what you pay for. Hopefully since it is new, it will get better. A couple of more things....Beautiful lobby, old elevator, morning breakfast, not enough lounge chairs and great bar!
Excellent, let them spoil you!
I stayed at the Circa39 Hotel over Easter weekend, and I had many expecations. Most of them were met and or surpassed with a few exceptions.
Overall- Great decor, very modern and hip lobby!
Room-Tiny, and I mean tiny! But very, very clean! Simple room with Large bed, and regular room stuff. No full length mirror!
After we got over the initial shock of the room, we truly enjoyed the visit. The staff truly go out of their way to spoil you and make you comfortable.
It is far from South Beach! Approx. $10 cab fare, beach across is not recommended if you want to watch pretty people. If you just want to relax then okay.
Ltd places to eat, rent a car!You'll be better off.
Oh dear...
Having booked a stay at the Circa 39 a month and a half prior to our trip I was really looking forward to what appeared to be a stunning boutique hotel. It wasn't until we arrived that we found the hotel renovation incomplete and to be told by reception that we would instead be staying at an alternative hotel over the street. It was a huge disopointment, having booked directly we had at least expected a email telling us the situation, not to have to be told on check in. We had chosen the hotel carefully because we wanted to stay somewhere unique, instead were put in a international chain hotel. We were incredibly disopointed with the customer service the Circa 39 offered and hope this is a teething problem which will be resolved, as the renovations which had been completed looked stunning. One last word, don't bother to pay the extra for a partial ocean view as we did, the hotel is set a block back from the beach and I don't imagine the rooms can see much of the ocean at all.
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When was it said her age is 12? Just because Rakutsu is 12, does not make Faitsu 12. Iml908 (talk) 16:45, 19 July 2013 (UTC)
- If you check the history of this page, the source given is Coro Coro Ichiban, a Japanese magazine. ☼ BlazingFist ☼ 16:50, 19 July 2013 (UTC)
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|02.28.11 at 1:28 pm ET
During an informal workout Sunday, Celtics guard Delonte West sprained his right ankle when he stepped on another player's foot and will be out for the Celtics game Monday night against Utah. Doc Ricers told reporters in Utah that West is also questionable for Wednesday's game with Phoenix when the team returns to the Garden.
This latest injury once again puts the Celtics in a bind as West is the only experienced point guard on the roster behind Rajon Rondo, following Nate Robinson's trade to the Thunder. Rookie Avery Bradley, who has played 10 minutes in his five games since returning from the D-League will likely back up Rondo for the time being.
Another option for Rivers is using Paul Pierce as a point-forward. That worked in stretches earlier in the season when Rondo was out with injuries.
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|02.07.11 at 11:28 am ET
The Celtics announced Monday that they have recalled rookie guard Avery Bradley from their D-League affiliate in Maine. Bradley is expected to join the team in time for its game with Charlotte Monday night.
With Marquis Daniels out with a serious spinal injury for at least the next month, if not longer, and Delonte West rehabbing from a broken wrist, their numbers were getting thin. Before Bradley's recall they were down to just 10 healthy players as Shaquille O'Neal is also out with an Achilles injury and Jermaine O'Neal is out 6-8 weeks following knee surgery.
Bradley averaged 17 points, 4.8 rebounds, five assists and three steals with the Red Claws, and tied a D-League record with nine steals against Tulsa on Jan. 30. The rookie guard from Texas has played just 66 minutes for the Celtics this season and has seemed overwhelmed at times, but he has also shown a willingness to play through his mistakes and compete.
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|02.01.11 at 11:34 am ET
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Avery Bradley's move to Maine has been the best thing for both him and the Celtics.
The C's first-round selection in the 2010 NBA draft, Bradley took his talents to Portland when the team sent him to the NBA Development League, and he's beginning to prove himself as one of the (minor) league's best.
The 20-year-old is flourishing in the NBADL, gaining valuable experience. But the value of his performance might be even greater for the Celtics. Because there's no urgency to force a young kid into the rotation, the C's — if necessary — can either call on a kid who two years ago was ranked higher than John Wall as a high school player or shop him with all the leverage in a trade discussion.
Either way, it's a win-win — another great pick by president of basketball operations Danny Ainge. Bradley is a valuable member of this Celtics team, even if he's not playing for them. Look at his averages while playing just 30 minutes a night in seven games (4 starts) for the Maine Red Claws:
- Points: 15.3
- Assists: 5.0
- Rebounds: 3.9
- Steals: 0.4
- Blocks: 0.4
- Turnovers: 4.3
- FG percentage: 39.8
- 3-point FG percentage: 36.4
- FT percentage: 83.3
Sure, his turnovers and field-goal percentage could use some improvement, but his offensive production has been better than expected, considering his defensive ability has always been his greatest strength. Here's how ESPNU described his game when they ranked him as the No. 1 recruit in the Class of 2009:
|What Avery Bradley's D-League assigment means for the Celtics
|01.14.11 at 3:20 pm ET
As expected, the Celtics assigned rookie guard Avery Bradley to their D-League affiliate in Maine, Friday. Bradley has played in just two game since Rajon Rondo returned from an ankle injury, and he has logged only four minutes total when he played.
The Celtics are sending Bradley to Maine, who is coached by Danny Ainge's son Austin, to get him on the court. Bradley missed all of the summer and most of training camp following ankle surgery and while he filled in admirably during desperate situations, he also clearly has a lot to learn. He's appeared in 14 games with four assists and nine turnovers in just 66 minutes of action.
Since this is the first D-League assignment of the season, we thought it would be helpful to preemptively answer a few questions:
1. Does this move affect the Celtics roster?
The Celtics have 15 players under contract, the maximum allowed by the NBA, and Bradley's assignment does nothing to change that. The D-League is not a true minor league in this regard.
In other words, this doesn't mean the Celtics can sign a veteran free agent while Bradley is in the D-League. They can't.
2. Why send him to the D-League?
Bradley needs games and practices and he wasn't getting enough of either in Boston. This allows him the chance to get both, while working on his point guard skills. They can also bring him back at any time.
3. Is Maine the Celtics version of Pawtucket?
Yes and no, but mainly no.
The Celtics have an affiliation agreement with Maine. That means that when they send any of their eligible players — that also includes Luke Harangody and Semih Erden — to the D-League, they are automatically assigned to the Red Claws. The Celtics share an affiliation with the Charlotte Bobcats, meaning both teams can send their first or second-year players to the Red Claws. Most D-League teams operate with dual affiliation agreements.
Where it differs is that the rest of the Maine roster is made up of players who are eligible to be signed by any other NBA team.
|And the hits keep on coming as Semih Erden pulls his groin
|01.13.11 at 4:13 pm ET
WALTHAM — Doc Rivers paraphrased Bill Parcells following Thursday's practice that didn't include injured forwards Semih Erden and Jermaine O'Neal.
"This is who we are right now," Rivers said in announcing the latest injuries to hit the Celtics' front court.
Jermaine O'Neal had an MRI Thursday on his sore left knee that acted up in the second half of Monday's game against Houston.
Rivers is concerned that surgery will likely be needed to correct the issue.
"Don't know yet," Rivers said following practice Thursday. "I know he did [have] an MRI. Honestly, my guess is they're going to have to do something. So, I don't know that. I'm just using my doctorate right now. My guess is they'll probably have to do something."
Complicating matters is a groin pull sustained by back-up center Semih Erden, which kept him out of practice Thursday and limited the Celtics to nine healthy players. With Kevin Garnett still out with a strained right calf, Kendrick Perkins (right knee) not yet cleared for contact practice and Shaquille O'Neal getting limited minutes to save his stamina for later in the season, the Celtics are struggling with depth in the front court.
"It puts more pressure on them," Rivers said of his remaining healthy front-court players. "Semih couldn't practice today. He has a groin pull. So, that's what we are. We have 15 players. We're going to send Avery [Bradley] down [to D-League] pretty soon, too, so he can get some reps playing basketball. I just think he needs to play basketball. It's part of it."
The Celtics face Charlotte on Friday night at TD Garden as they continue their season-long six-game homestand, likely without Garnett, Erden and Jermaine O'Neal.
|Delonte West gets some really good news about his right wrist
|01.03.11 at 11:16 pm ET
When Delonte West fell after a made lay-up against New Jersey on Nov. 24 at TD Garden, he and the Celtics feared the worst about his right wrist. It was a nasty fracture that appeared to – at the least – end his regular season.
But that perspective changed on Monday.
Calling it a big step, West had the hard cast protecting his healing right wrist removed on Monday, the first step of what he hopes could be a return on or shortly after the All-Star break. It was replaced with a brace to allow him some ability to start moving it for light rehab.
"It's feels stiff but it's not painful," West said. "I got great news from doctors. They said maybe three weeks [then] rehabilitation. I've already started out conditioning, ball-handling. I'm left-handed anyway. Fortunately, I'm left handed anyway so I able to get shots on my left hand. It's just a matter of time before I gain game strength in this one.
"Today is Day 1. I got a lot accomplished," he said of Monday's milestone in recovery.
As for watching the likes of Nate Robinson, Von Wafer, Marquis Daniels and even rookie Avery Bradley being forced to pick up the slack as Rajon Rondo's back-up, West admitted it's been rough.
"I can't wait to get back out there," West said. "It's killing me sitting back here and rooting from the sidelines but we all have a position to play and right now mine is getting healthy and getting ready to contribute."
The initial timetable called for West to return in time for the playoffs but West said he's hopeful for a return after the All-Star break.
"Honestly, I have no idea," West admitted before sounding a hopeful but realistic tone. "I'm praying and I'm trying my best to get back before then. But the trainers and the coaching staff, they're really trying not to rush me but I think I'm really rushing myself right now."
As for his biggest test, that will come after his rehabilitation, which is still three weeks away.
"I guess it would be lifting but first I have to regain movement but picking up weights and catching a basketball," West said. "I think right now the biggest fear is falling and having to extend [the wrist]. Today is Day 1, the cast is off. It's a good day and it's all uphill from here."
|The education of Avery Bradley
|12.17.10 at 3:25 pm ET
Avery Bradley is a good listener. That may not seem that important, but to the veteran Celtics it is a very big deal. They have a tendency to notice things about the young players who join the team. Not so much on the court, although that is obviously an important part of the equation, but about how they conduct themselves.
Do they pay attention during the huddle, even though they have less of a chance of getting in the game than Lucky the mascot? Do they ask questions when they don't understand something? Do they listen?
It's telling that such famously hard-to-please veterans as Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett have praised Bradley's approach in his first season for exactly those reasons.
"I really like the kid, actually," Pierce said after the Celtics beat the Hawks Thursday night. "I see how he works and soaks up so much in practice and you can see him wanting to get better. He's always asking questions and he's always in the huddle."
For Bradley, this is a no-brainer. When the vets talk, he listens and tries to absorb whatever lesson he can.
"Seeing their success, I would feel dumb if I didn't listen to those guys," Bradley said. "They know what they're talking about. When they tell me those things I want to listen so I can become a better player. They're trying to help me all the time. When I do something wrong, they pull me aside and that just shows that they care about me and want the best for me."
For the first time in his career, Rajon Rondo is the elder statesman at his position. In past years the Celtics brought in vets like Sam Cassell and Stephon Marbury to play behind him. It's the endless circle of life in the NBA and now Rondo is the mentor. It's a role he has taken an interest in with Bradley, often staying after practice to watch carefully as he plays in 2-on-2 games with fellow rookie Luke Harangody, Von Wafer and assistant coach Ty Lue.
Those games happen after every practice and it's a way for them to stay active. Bradley, in particular, seems to use those runs as a way to test out in-game situations. Rondo will usually watch intently from the sidelines and then offer his wisdom in private.
"He's a great listener," Rondo said back in November. "That might not sound like much, but that's big for a young guy to come in. He's very humble. He works extremely hard. He's going to be a great player in this league someday when he gets his opportunity. I always tell him to stay ready."
With Rondo out for a few weeks, his opportunity is coming sooner than anyone imagined, and truthfully a little sooner than Doc Rivers had envisioned. But with only 10 healthy bodies, opportunity is here.
"You don't try to put too much in his head," Rondo said. "You just try to let him learn for himself, but he can always ask me or Nate [Robinson] or coach Rivers. So he has some good guys in front of him who are willing to teach him the game."
Those lessons come the hard way in the NBA. Take Thursday night's game when Hawks guard Jeff Teague went off on Bradley. Bradley had barely checked in when Teague stripped him and soared in for a dunk.
"You have to have a short memory," Bradley said. "People make mistakes, you're going to make mistakes, especially at this level. You got to go to the next play."
Things didn't get much better for Bradley as Teague continued to dominate him. But late in the first quarter, Bradley dove into a scrum and came up with a loose ball leading to points for the Celtics on the other end. It wasn't much, but it was something positive for Bradley to take into the next game and validation that he wasn't going to back down.
"You can talk all the trash to him in practice and when you look up he's staring you right in the eyes and he's going nowhere," Rivers said a few weeks ago. "I think our veterans really appreciate that in him."
Even with all the injuries, nothing is guaranteed for Bradley. The Celtics have options, not necessarily ideal options but options nonetheless. Marquis Daniels has done spot duty as a backup point guard and Pierce and Ray Allen are more than capable of bringing the ball up the court and initiating the offense. So, the onus is on Bradley to take advantage of this opportunity.
In the end, everyone agrees that he has a bright future. He is a tenacious on-the-ball defender who is not afraid to get up on his man and force the action. "He's very physical," Rondo said. "He gets through the picks, he gets up into you, he turns you, makes you dribble with your back to the basket."
His offensive game is still developing and while his size — 6-foot-2, 180 pounds — says point guard, he may be better suited playing off the ball where he can work his mid-range game. The comparison has been made to a smaller version of Tony Allen, without the turnovers, and if he reaches that point this season the Celtics would be thrilled.
But all of that is in front of him. He missed valuable time this summer after undergoing ankle surgery, which kept him out of the Orlando summer league and the majority of training camp. Once the season began, he rolled over Pierce's foot in practice, which caused him to miss another week.
The learning curve will be steep, but the best thing Avery Bradley has going for him is that he's willing to learn.
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Stromberger Designs Featured in Cloud 9
: Kat Stromberger. Photo by Kat Stromberger.
Now in her final year at Cornish, Kat Stromberger [PP '13] displays full range of design talent in Caryl Churchill's modern classic Cloud 9.
The plays of Caryl Churchill often present designers with a host of problems, certainly her Cloud Nine does. The action alternates between two time/space locales: colonial Africa in the Victorian age and the London of 1979. There is a full cast in each. For a costume designer, such as Kat Stromberger [PP '13] is for Tim Pigee's production at Cornish, there is a ton of work but also a chance to really display she can do. A gallery of her renderings on the Cornish facebook page shows no fewer than 20 different designs.
Kat, who grew up in tiny Twisp, Washington, is a senior in Cornish's Performance Production department. She designs the costumes for Cloud 9, but she doesn't think of herself as a costume designer per se; the department has allowed her full scope for her design talents, which is a freedom she really appreciates. For example, her last gig was as the set designer for Lanford Wilson's Fifth of July. She's already beginning to get work outside of Cornish. She's been doing some things for the Strawberry Theatre Workshop.
Cloud 9, directed by Timothy McCuen Piggee and produced with the Performance Production Department, plays November 7-10 at 8 pm, and November 10-11 at 2 pm at Raisbeck Performance Hall.
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