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Jackie McMullen, as we predicted, as you knew what happened, as Kyrie Irvin goes out the door,

you knew, you knew all the four million details, all the four million wretched details that had to have taken place over the last year or so with Kyrie and Boston would start to

trickle out.

And I put my money on McMullen having most of them or some of them or the first of them.

And so here she has. She writes a story today that's really about it's not all Kyrie Irving's fault, although there's a telling detail at the end of the story that I think is getting too much play and is frankly unfair to Kyrie Irving. Well, I know which one you're talking about. I thought it was a cheap shot. But go ahead. Not signing the bat. that's like been the headline that kairie irving did not sign a bunch of basketballs for charity at the end of his tenure there with the celtics you know like at the end of the year they put out a bunch of balls to sign well i guess i'll read it for you what the hell and and this is the one that gets the headline and i think this is unfair to Kyrie.

Could the Celtics have salvaged their relationship with their point guard, writes McMullen?

They afforded him several perks of stardom, including assigning a security guard to his table during team charity functions and allowing him to occasionally fly separately from the team when he had outside commitments.

Much like the Cleveland Cavaliers, who still aren't clear on all the reasons why Irving soured on them,

the Celtics remained puzzled about exactly how their prized player became so disenchanted so quickly.

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