How the 'Big Three' era should be remembered

Before I start, I need to apologize for the long absence. Since I'm currently writing this, it's obvious I'm not dead. I didn't lose interest or my faith in the Celtics or writing. I guess the easiest way to describe it is to say that life got in the way. Just because I wasn't writing about the Celtics didn't mean I wasn't watching every game religiously (some games I watched more than once) and popping aspirins like they were Pez in order to save myself from the heart attacks that this team would give me every other night. I paid attention to every detail, from the harder-than-it-needed-to-be series against the Sixers to Rajon Rondo's unbelievable performance in Game 2 against Miami to the gut-check victory in Game 5 and the unbelievable Garden crowd in Game 6 that stood behind this team when they were down by 20 points in the fourth quarter and spent four minutes on their feet, showing their support for a group of guys that you couldn't h...