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The Celtics signed Shelden Williams for just under $2 million this year. The Lakers are paying Ron Artest about $7 million per year for 5 years. So it stand to reason that Ron Artest is coming out of the box hot and showing Lakers fans that he's ready to finally help a team win it all. Oh Wait...Yeah yeah.... I know it's early. But it's fun. Say LA... how'd that game go last night?
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