ummmmmmm... i think we have the best 3 pt shooter in the history of the league... and let me know who you want??? and i think we did ok in the playoffs last year with essentially the same shooters.. and the reason the magic game was close was due to ft's and them hitting some tough shots

All you have to do is look at the box-score for the Orlando Magic game played on Monday Night. They shot 60 % from the field, made like 90 % of there free throws but only won by 3 pts. They attepted 10 3-pointers, only making 3. Just saying.. Hopefully they can pick up someone b4 the trade deadline. http://www.cbssports.com/nba/gametracker/live/NBA_20110117_ORL@BOS

Keep in mind that Orlando also shot the lights out from deep in that game.  Dwight also went for 30+.  I'd go as far as to say that they would have beaten any other team in the NBA that night, and most of them by a large margin.

I view that game as a huge positive for us, rather than a highlight of any of our needs.

Also, keep in mind that Delonte is a pretty good shooter from deep.  Between Paul, Ray, Nate, Delonte and sometimes Wafer, we have a pretty capable collection of shooters.

I don't like making rash decisions based on  one regular season game. I'm glad GMs don't do this.

Ray may be the best ever, but hes getting old. Plus hes predictable in the playoffs. He runs in circles more times that my dog did b4 goin to the bathroom. Ray knows it and the opponents know it. He won't be getting the same looks in the 20 11 playoffs.

Will this be Allen's first year in the playoffs? He has been doing the same thing for years. Now you are telling me 2011 is the first time opponents are going to notice what he does and FINALLY try to stop it?

I still wouldn't mind nabbing Posey somehow. He's got the three and the D...also can play both SF and PF.

alright yeah, i remember him from Miami. I think he won a ring with Wade and Mourning (played good in this series) in 2006. He's physical, i know that.

Quote from: britalent on January 21, 2011, 01:31:06 AM

alright yeah, i remember him from Miami. I think he won a ring with Wade and Mourning (played good in this series) in 2006. He's physical, i know that.

r u talking about posey? r u a celtics fan?

I think he's being sarcastic.

Anyway, I think we're pretty solid for 3-PT shooters. We already have Ray and Paul who are very reliable. Off the bench we have Nate and Delonte who are legit threats as well.

Add to that Glen Davis and Kevin Garnett who are effective floor-stretchers, we have plenty of space for Rondo to work with.