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Sebastian Telfair is changing teams once again. This time as part of a 4-player deal that sends Quentin Richardson to Minnesota.He'll probably have some decent games for the Clippers... but it's pretty obvious that Telfair is going to be relegated to life as a back-up PG for the rest of his career. He'll be a decent back-up... and he'll probably kick around for 5 more years if he wants to. Or... he'll find a better, more lucrative life overseas.
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