Boston Celtics: Looking to Tie Loose Ends

With the acquisitions of Rasheed Wallace and Marquis Daniels, the Boston Celtics have had a very successful offseason thus far. Wallace gives the team versatility off the bench, as he can play both the power forward and center positions. Sheed's outside shooting ability will fit in perfectly with playmakers like Paul Pierce and Rajon Rondo. He also provides Boston with the seven footer they were lacking off the bench during the past postseason (Mikey Moore does not count, as he was virtually useless in his stint with the Celtics.) Meanwhile, Marquis Daniels may be the backup wing that Danny Ainge has been searching for ever since James Posey left Boston after the '08 championship. Daniels is a capable scorer, an excellent ball handler, and a good defender. He is expected to primarily backup Paul Pierce and Ray Allen, but he can also play point guard in spot duty. While adding Wallace and Daniels are likely the biggest moves t...