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BOSTON -- Rudolph Spider Edwards, who with his dust mop and jaunty fedora shared the parquet floor with Celtics stars from Bill Russell to Larry Bird in the old Boston Garden and new, has died. He was 86.Edwards had suffered from cancer, the Celtics said Wednesday.Edwards began working for the Celtics in 1964, sweeping the floor during timeouts so the stars of the NBAs first dynasty wouldnt slip on the moisture seeping up from the hockey ice underneath.When the Boston Garden was replaced in 1995, Edwards was recognized in the closing ceremonies, and in an auction of the historic buildings artifacts, his broom went for $1,600. Edwards autographed it for the new owner, then spent five hours signing for a line of fans.Edwards moved with the team to its new arena before retiring in 1997. When the Celtics replaced their floor in October, they brought Edwards back to give the new parquet its first sweep.Under Armour Fat Tire Shoes For Sale . 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That was cool.Im not going to say no to meeting the As president, Doran added.Once there, they heard about plans for an intimate new ballpark and how it would benefit payroll, revenue, keeping star players, and Kaval told them to reach out with any ideas, even at 2 a.m.One of the most intriguing sessions during Kavals office hours was near the beginning, with structural and earthquake engineer Ibbi Almufti, who offered a detailed presentation on his laptop, featuring plans and the benefits of a floating ballpark five feet deep in the water -- yes, thats right, in the water, with the ability to move it around the bay while dealing with almost no earthquake risks.We dont want to capsize this thing, Kaval quipped, and then thanked Almufti with, Its a fascinating way to think outside the box.Almufti offered up any help needed from his company -- engineering, architecture and design giant ARUP. It is responsible for some of the worlds most famous buildings, and Almufti pointed to a photo of the 2008 Beijing Olympics Birds Nest stadium.Almufti works in San Francisco and has a 3-year-old son, but I dont want him to grow up as a Giants fan, he said. Thats too easy.The college students and Almufti were among approximately 100 As fans to show up at the Oakland Coliseum as Kaval reached out with an open invitation, as he tries to gather ideas for a proposed new ballpark and also improve the fan experience at the clubs current, rundown venue, through thoughtful communiication and open dialogue on any and all issues -- good and bad.ddddddddddddBathrooms in the Bar & Grille need changing tables, pointed out Shaun Aguilar, who drove in from the Central Valley city of Modesto and attends about 15 As games a year now that he has two sons, ages 3 and 2.Id love to have you at a game, Kaval said, handing the sales manager two hats for his boys, while inviting him to offer more insight along the way.With a stack of typed notes, Aguilar appreciated his brief time with Kaval, offering, I love the As; theyre second in my life, after my family.Kaval opened shop at 3 p.m. and met with fans for 5? hours through dinnertime. People were invited on a first-come, first-served basis for short meetings with him in a suite overlooking the field -- currently rocking a Raiders logo for the AFC leaders. Peanuts, pretzels, popcorn and hot dogs with all the trimmings were provided, along with water, coffee and cocoa, on a blustery December day.Hired last month in a restructuring of the As top ownership and management team, Kaval holds the same position with Major League Soccers San Jose Earthquakes. There, he pulled off the building of the Quakes state-of-the art Avaya Stadium, which boasts the largest outdoor bar in North America.The As, with input from a variety of community leaders, are in the process of evaluating several Oakland sites, with consideration to transit, parking, environment and surrounding opportunities for businesses and housing.At the end of each meeting on Tuesday, lasting up to about 10 minutes, Kaval handed out a postcard-sized note thanking fans for attending, while providing his email address and Twitter handle for further communication. He will hold further office hours every Tuesday by appointment only.Its like a whole new image for the As starting when he came, said Mitchell, a sports management major who plays pitcher and third base on Saint Marys club team. New hope. ' ' '