Who cares about unanswered questions?!?!??

by jontookem on Sep 30, 2009 2:58 PM EDT

As Media Day has come and gone, as the first day of pre-season has kicked off, we are left with many of the same questions we had before the 2009 Draft:

Who will be our back up for Pierce?
Who will be our back up for Ray?
Who will be our back up for Rondo?
Is KG really okay?
Is there a possibility that ‘Sheed could start?
Will our aging vets make it until June of 2010?

Here are my answers:

It doesn’t matter.
It doesn’t matter.
It doesn’t matter.
It doesn’t matter.
It doesn’t matter.
It doesn’t matter.

Here is what does matter:

We will have a healthy starting 5 come late October.
We have Rasheed Wallace as a possible 6th Man. Let me say that again: Rasheed Wallace will most likely be our 6th Man for this season. Can you say Bill Walton circa 1986? Yeah, me too.
We have a capable swingman in Quisy that can not only handle the ball, but slash to the hoop to compliment Eddie’s perimeter game AND play solid defense.
We re-signed Baby which will turn into one of the best signings of our off-season.
We have depth in our front-court (no more thanking every deity in every denomination that Scal “isn’t” in foul trouble like we did in the ORL series)
We still have options within Billy Walker, JR Giddens, and Lester Hudson to fill random holes.
Rondo put on 11 pounds of muscle and his attitude is just screaming WIN WIN WIN to prove he’s worthy of many years and zeros on his next contract.
And most importantly, as of right now, our aging vets (Ray, Pierce, and KG) look fresh, happy, and ready to take f*ckin names at the door.

Be respectful and keep it clean. Thanks.

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Do not forget about the Landlord Shelden Williams....

I think he was a major pick up this off season to replace Powe and will add literal muscle off the bench this year for the C’s.

He is a bigger version of Powe and will not be undersized palying against stronger, taller power forwards as Powe was at times.

He will be our intimidator and enforcer and will come in to bang around opposing front courts and doing all the garbage work like rebounding, blocking shots and protecting the hoop for us when the front line needs a blow.

Though not a big name star for the C’s, Williams sure gives them the front court depth they lacked last year and I think will play a very important role, especially in the playoffs to help the C’s obtain banner 18.

by leothetiger on Sep 30, 2009 3:37 PM EDT reply actions