Terrence Williams back in the Nba
Considering they just lost Rondo, you'd think they'd need PG help more than anything...
I like Bradley and JET, and they can run the point in a pinch, but I'd much rather have a real PG on the floor for running the offense. If T-Will can snag a few rebounds, he will have paid off.
It's a 10-day contract, what is there to lose?
There is no such thing as a bad 10-day contract, but I wonder if his Chinese club will release him from his contract. The team finished with the best record in the CBA and begin their league playoffs in a week. Williams left the team to deal with a death in his family, but I do not know if that voided the contract to allow him to return to the NBA.
So the Celtics lose two PG's to injury and sign a SF to a 10 day contract? Something must really be going on with Delonte West for no one to have picked him up. I know he left the D-league team because he knew Cuban wasn't going to pick him back up, but that's valid reason to me.
I don't think this is a PG replacement. In my opinion, it is looking like they signed him because the Celtics know they will need some Small Forward depth after wednesday AKA the trade deadline. My guess would be Jeff Green will be traded, but, if he or Pierce is not, then don't expect Williams to be kept around. I'm calling it here. This is trade deadline prep.
I can see some of you are caught up on position with in reality the Celtics are more worried about skill sets. I remember reading a interview not to long ago, where coach doc explained that they need size the most and also someone that could handle the rock. Williams position maybe SF/SG but he's a good ball handler and underated in his decision making/ finding his team mates. He also adds some athletisism to team that could use a little bit more, at this point Jeff green is there most athletic player.
Lets see if Williams can take advantage of this oppertunitty.
Terrence Williams has signed with the Celtics with a 10 day contract.
Good signing or bad signing?