Good move by Doc and Danny. Doc talked glowingly yesterday about how TWill's point guard skills, so it'll be nice to actually have a back up behind Rondo if Williams returns next season.

Randolph is a basketball journeyman, playing for three different NBA teams with stops in Puerto Rico and China. Most recently, he's been killing it in the CBA averaging 32 points and almost 15 rebounds. After apparently losing out on Lou Amundson last night, Doc and Danny went with Shavlik. With good size at 6'10, he's another hungry young athlete that they hope to plug into the lineup ASAP.

I didn't realise what a great play this was until the replay. That's just basketball IQ and experience..

Sounds like it is just a formality before he's signed.

After trading Jason Collins yesterday, Boston is left with a big hole in the back up center position with only Fab Melo to fill the void. ESPN's Marc Stein is reporting that the Celtics are looking at former Hoosier/Bobcat/Thunder D.J. White for a 10-day tryout. For what it's worth, White tore up the CBA, averaging almost 22 and 10 overseas. By comparison, newly signed Terrence Williams was a 13/3/4 threat in China.

The first part of that tweet is him quoting me. The "that's BS" is Scal calling me out. I deserved it. I was having some fun at Collins' expense, but the guy was solid for us and a hard worker. Thanks for reading Scal.

Henderson would be a nice pick up, but the price tag might be a little high considering the financial constraints the Celtics are in. A first round draft pick, Fab Melo, and the expiring contract of Leandro Barbosa might do it. Henderson becomes a restricted free agent this summer and probably will command more than his qualifying offer, so is Fab and a fist worth the rental?

This report flies in the face of Chris Broussard's claim that #9 has been made available in the "right deal," but it's possible that after some poking around on Danny's part, Ainge didn't find anything he liked and called Duffy this morning to ease any concerns that they were moving the franchise point guard.