Paul Pierce can't win. He's a one-on-one artist in a city of storied teams; he's an And 1 mix tape in an area that worships Larry Bird and grainy black-and-white footage. Even when he wants to be a part of something bigger, such as the 2004 Olympic team, Pierce's moves are interpreted as too much about himself and not about others.
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