Rashad Mccants

by celticsox937 on Aug 27, 2010 3:14 PM EDT

This guy is a scoring 2 guard and he also brings in defense. He is sort of like a younger TA but his defense is not as good but his offense is better. I watched him play in college and whenever the C's played the Kings or Wolves i watched him bring a lot of energy of the bench and bring some intense D. He wants to play for a winning team and he may be willing to sign for the minimum if he wants to win a championship. He says he can cover any guard in the league which may be a bit of an overtstatement. If the C's want to replace TA they should look into signing this guy.

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After reading this who would you want the C's to sign or trade?

Rudy Fernandez

100 votes

Delonte West

38 votes

Rashad Mccants

77 votes

Larry Hughes

10 votes

225 votes | Poll has closed

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I wouldn't want both McCants and Wafer on the roster...

They’re too similar, both in terms of their games and their attitudes. The difference, I guess, is that Wafer has worn out his welcome with one coaching staff, and McCants has worn his out with the entire league.

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by Roy_Hobbs on Aug 27, 2010 9:09 PM EDT reply actions

I would like to vote for "None of the above"

but that choice isn’t available.

by GetYourSoxOn on Aug 28, 2010 6:35 AM EDT reply actions

He is sort of a head case. Not to mention KG and McCants butted heads in Sota because KG did not like his work ethic and lack of focus (not that I have any idea about their personal relationship). He is a good player…if we are going to take a head case I woould rather we take a proven one in Delonte.

by DJlives on Aug 28, 2010 8:02 AM EDT reply actions

Roster Considerations

After following McCants from high school on, and watching him disrupt team chemistry at every step along the way, it amazes me how infatuated fans can get with talent alone while turning a blind eye when it comes to players who are convinced that they always know more about the game than their coaches.
Then there is Fernandez who also has such an inflated opinion of himself that any sort of bench role for him would never be to his satisfaction and he would end up hurting us in the long run.
Finally, if the Hughes sightings were anything short of an on-going smoke screen, then I would be surprised…and I am pleased with the Ainge/Rivers decision to give West a shot.

by Ray West on Sep 3, 2010 9:59 PM EDT reply actions