Collison

[Mark Piotrowski]

<Homer S.> mmmmmmmmm.........haaaammmm  sandwich </Homer>

i too have liked waht (little) i've seen of Collison.  I don't know 
that he'll ever be a starter, but a very good backup -- a la Othella 
Harringotn.

Problem is finding a fit w/ Seattle.  I think unless somethign comes 
along that fundamentally alters this team -- a young star (like 
Rashard Lewis) or est. star (like an Iverson) -- Ainge will "hold" 
this hand.  See what a year together does w/ 2 true-er PGs and guage 
the development of Perk, Al, Green, etc.

I'm pretty fine with that.  In fact i'll be signing back up for Dish 
Network b/c of it.

- (the other) mark

>I trade scallacrappi for him, but that's about it.
>
>Then again i'd trade scallacrappi for a half eaten ham sandwich and 
>i don't eat ham.
>
>rmn
>
>
>  >From: gene kirkpatrick <gk_tyler at yahoo.com>
>  >Date: 2006/08/31 Thu AM 10:53:06 CDT
>  >To: celtics <celtics at igtc.com>
>  >Subject: Collison
>
>  >Inside Hoops reported yesterday that Collison might be available. 
>I liked what I saw of him last year, and thought he might be a good 
>backup PF.  Evidently, his coaches don't think he's going anywhere. 
>I wouldn't trade Wally for him, but I wonder if he could help us. 
>At 6' 9 or 10" he has the size to overcome the weaknesses of our 6' 
>7" swing forwards--Gomes and Powe.  But the blurb in Inside Hoops 
>made it sound like his game was stagnant.  Maybe that's just 
>location instead of talent.  I don't see anyone else out there that 
>interests me at a reasonable price.  Cheers, it's almost September. 
>Gene
>  >