"Blust says that long before he was Lucky, he was a kid who made bad decisions. He says he has the kind of past you don't talk about, even though he plans to write a book about it. He acknowledges that the Celtics may not like what he has to say.
''I may have to wait until I'm not Lucky anymore," Blust says, cryptically."
... is (was?) the hardest working man in showbiz. Anyone who has actually been to a C's game will attest to that.
I was sitting in the second balcony long before the advent of mascots, dancers, music (aside from John Kiley), and all of the other entertainments now offered, in addition to basketball, at Celtic's games. I wanted a "fun" mascot running around about as much as I wanted to see Larry Bird lose a leg.
Having seen Lucky in action for 5 years now, I'd changed my mind. He was an enjoyable addition. MY WIFE and I will be at Sunday's game versus Minnesota. We might wear a shamrock upside-down in protest :-)
That's baffling. Now I'm really curious how extensive his charity appearances were. What type of work week constitutes that much compensation? However, it is professional sports we're talking about though ...
Comments
Oh no, no, no ...
By SwirlyGrrl
Thu, 01/29/2009 - 4:49pm
Now we have to endure 86 years of "The Curse of Lucky".
Somebody call CHB!
Must be a REALLY slow news day if this
By roadman
Thu, 01/29/2009 - 4:40pm
is the type of story that qualifies for an "Urgent Breaking News" banner on the Herald's web page.
Yeah!
By adamg
Thu, 01/29/2009 - 4:41pm
It's not like they got rid of Gino or something. Oh, wait ...
Gino's Back
By Michael
Thu, 01/29/2009 - 4:47pm
He was at the Jersey blowout, the Dallas blowout...and those are the ones I've been at. I bet he was there last night.
These days, though, it's a lot more fun to watch KG watching Gino than to actually watch Gino.
uh-oh
By Harris
Thu, 01/29/2009 - 5:27pm
"Blust says that long before he was Lucky, he was a kid who made bad decisions. He says he has the kind of past you don't talk about, even though he plans to write a book about it. He acknowledges that the Celtics may not like what he has to say.
''I may have to wait until I'm not Lucky anymore," Blust says, cryptically."
http://www.boston.com/ae/events/articles/2006/03/1...
No related comment - Did anyone proof this logo?
By mmurph
Thu, 01/29/2009 - 8:31pm
I accidentally scrolled all the way to the bottom of the page when I saw a giant red "MILF"...
http://cache.heraldinteractive.com/images/version5...
It predates the internet as we know it
By SwirlyGrrl
Thu, 01/29/2009 - 9:25pm
Well, widespread use of browsers and the MILF hunter website, at least. I have to admit that I snicker whenever I see it for that very reason.
Damon Lee Blust...
By Suldog
Fri, 01/30/2009 - 9:01am
... is (was?) the hardest working man in showbiz. Anyone who has actually been to a C's game will attest to that.
I was sitting in the second balcony long before the advent of mascots, dancers, music (aside from John Kiley), and all of the other entertainments now offered, in addition to basketball, at Celtic's games. I wanted a "fun" mascot running around about as much as I wanted to see Larry Bird lose a leg.
Having seen Lucky in action for 5 years now, I'd changed my mind. He was an enjoyable addition. MY WIFE and I will be at Sunday's game versus Minnesota. We might wear a shamrock upside-down in protest :-)
Suldog
http://jimsuldog.blogspot.com
With what they save on Lucky's Salary ...
By SwirlyGrrl
Fri, 01/30/2009 - 2:40pm
maybe they can buy those poor chilly cheerleaders some clothing?
"Six figures"?!
By Dargus
Fri, 01/30/2009 - 2:34pm
That's baffling. Now I'm really curious how extensive his charity appearances were. What type of work week constitutes that much compensation? However, it is professional sports we're talking about though ...