Re: your mail

Ken,  I like Scot Pollard alot. He is a bit bigger and more physical than
Lafrenz, but Lafrenz seems to be more versatile offensively, like a
Christian Laettner can hit the outside jumper.  Tony Battie of Texas Tech
is very good also and might be available with the Dallas pick.  Adding
Duncan, Pollard and a Dejuan Wheat or Andre Woolridge as a backup point
would be a fairly successful draft as long as we can land a good, big  2
guard through a trade. 

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> From: Ken Kokubo <kkokubo@pobox.harvard.edu>
> To: celtics@igtc.com
> Subject: Re: your mail
> Date: Monday, January 06, 1997 11:01 AM
> 
> >> Duncan + Raef Lafrentz would solve help defense/rebounding problem.
> >
> >I agree <With these two added, the C's have a chance to be one of the
best
> >in rebounding.>
> 
> What about Pollard instead? He seems more mobile than Lafrentz. I don't
> know what their stats are but he seems like a better shot blocker and
> shooter also, you probably give up some rebounding (if all goes "well"
and
> we can get Duncan, then between Walker and Duncan whats a few less
rebounds
> at PF mean anyway) but I like his hussle. (something someone said earlier
> would be the need for a banger to compliment Duncan)
> 
> The Celtics of the 90's, "The not quite as big three"?
>