The most important thing we need to do this offseason is make sure we don't compromise our cap space for 2012 (unless we can get an elite player capable of being the #1 option on a championship contender). This most likely means signing players to one years deals. Not many quality players are ever willing to do that unfortunately.
We have a lot of needs. 2 C's, a PF, a SF, a SG, and a PG. If I had construct a bench within these parameters I would do something along the following lines:
SG/PG- Resign West to a minimum contract using our non-bird rights (basically a slight raise from last year)
- Give Bradley more playing time
SF- Hopefully convince J. Green to take the QO, if not, a short deal (3yrs) at around $6m per
- Resign Wafer to a minimum contract using same non-bird rught scenario as West for depth at the SF/SG position
PF- Sign Leon Powe to a minimum contract. Johnson should be given a chance to show what he has, but we'll need a vet to be there as insurance in case he can't cut it. Powe should be cheap, and is a great team player who will be ok with limited minutes while always being ready for when he's called upon.
C- I have no idea to be honest. We're going to be forced to live with whoever will take a 1 year deal (if we want to maintain our cap flexibility-A MUST IMHO)
Our roster would look like this:
PG-Rondo/West/Bradley/Moore-(most likely Portland bound)
SG-Allen/West/Wafer
SF-Pierce/Green/Wafer
PF-Garnett/Johnson/Powe
C- J.O'Neal/???/???
Is this a championship roster? IDK? Probably not. If we try to add any significant players, we're going to jepordize our 2012 cap flexibility, which must be maintained above all else. It's unfortunate, but true (obviously just my opinion)