With Ray, the Celts 'got game'

A look at some of the unfamiliar names on the Celtics Summer League roster.

Rashard Lewis opted out of his contract with the Sonics couple of days ago and is being looked at by a number of teams. The Sonics want to bring him back to Seattle for around 6 years but Rashard could look else where if he is going for the big bucks. Here is an article that sums it all up. http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=2922644

Holy cow, this rocks. For those wanting a blast from the past (and a dramatic one at that), check this out. Larry Bird TOTALLY loses his cool, and I don't blame him! He was thrown to the floor (and when you're that tall, it's a long way to the floor).

Ray Allen mentioned how few numbers are available in Boston these days. We take a look at the players behind all those retired numbers.

As NBA free agency began at midnight, the Seattle SuperSonics had completed their second round of interviews with coaching candidates and should be close to naming a replacement for Bob Hill. Sonics general manager Sam Presti and chairman Clay Bennett met with P.J. Carlesimo and Dwane Casey on Friday, according to two Eastern Conference sources, and plan on selecting one of the...

The Celtics' signature acquisition from draft night met the media yesterday and the moment should be chronicled and passed on to all who come after him. Everything he said was perfect, except for when he said he had "two perfect pairs of feet." He quickly made the correction. Just like he shoots -- stopping on a dime.

The question before Sonics general manager Sam Presti seemed simple: Is his intention, when all of his offseason wheeling and dealing is done, to build a playoff team for 2007-08? The conventional wisdom is that it's in the best interest of a franchise looking to land an arena deal to do just that -- to excite fans and reconnect with its skeptical hometown by winning. That...

Celtics get: Ray Allen and the #35 pickSonics get: Jeff Green, Delonte West, and Wally WorldMr. East says ... It's tough to trade one of the best players in the league. You never get fair value back. I remember the Sixers traded Charles Barkley for Jeff Hornacek, Andrew Lang, and one of the NBA stiffs named Perry. Maybe Tim. Ray Allen instantly teams with Paul Pierce and Al Jefferson...