Just getting the sarcastic thread out of the way before someone becomes delusional enough to make the actual thread.
Oh, and so this thread actually has some sort of point to it, I could see Marbury playing a role down down the stretch of games. He allows you to play that small ball offensive lineup without being handicapped by House's defense and ball handling (defense especially). Tonight when the Pacers were fouling the Celts Doc already tried having an offense/defense sub pattern with House in for free throws and Marbury for defense.
It won't be able to be used as frequently as the KG-Posey-PP-Ray-Rondo lineup was last year, because it's just not as conventional, but if for whatever reason we need a change from our starting 5 down the stretch, a KG-Paul-Ray-Marbury-Rondo lineup could work.
One more unrelated thought: Marbury's defense in the first half was worrying - he was getting lit up by Rush. But it may just have been a case of getting his legs under him. As Gorman pointed out, Steph's second half defense was substantially better.