I've changed my mind. I don't think the Celtics should pursue Michael Finley.
Finley requested to be waived from the Spurs because he was unhappy with the playing time he received. He wants a consistent rotation role and I am wholly uncomfortable with that. I think that hurts the Celtics rather than helps them.
Finley is not a suitable target.
Who,i agree,if there was anything left in the tank don't you think Pop would still be using him?
They have Jefferson, Ginobili, Bogans and Mason in front of him. It was a matter of numbers.
I disagree...if Finley had much left in the tank he would have been a part of the regular rotation as in the past,and especially ahead of Bogans and Mason.
Well, a big part of the problem was that Finley was injured for a while, and it wasn't until he came back that he was completely out of the rotation.
Honestly, I am not sure what Finley has left. All I know is that last year, he DID have something left in the tank, and I also know that Bogans has played well this year, and Mason is a very good player as well, so losing minutes to them does not mean he can't help the C's team.
The other issue is that Finley doesn't really bring anything to the table that Bogans and Mason doesn't, however, he DOES bring something that Daniels and Allen don't. He is a good perimeter shooter (as are Bogans and Mason), while the C's are in need for that off the bench.
So it is certainly the posibility that someone else's garbage could help the C's, just because he fits into a role that they need, even though his previous team did not need it.