“I love the situation,” said Bayless who will become a free agent this summer. “I love the opportunity. I told Brad (Stevens, Boston’s head coach) and I told Danny (Ainge, the Celtics’ president of basketball operations) since I’ve been here, I really want to make this my home for a while. Hopefully I’ll be able to do it.”
Bayless certainly looked comfortable on Monday, scoring 15 of his 17 points off the bench in the fourth quarter of Boston’s 104-92 loss to Houston.
Would l like to find a home? Of course,” he said. “I would love to be here for the rest of my career if I could and find some stability.”
During a post game interview Bradley was asked about what he thought about his newest arrival.
"He's great, works hard, and is a really nice guy. We were working together during some training drills, and he just seemed very focused. That really does seem to uh, inspire others in the locker room, and to make us push harder."
I would love to keep him. I actually wanted him here too. I think his late game spark off the bench, and ability to make good decisions has always been looked down upon simply cause of his stats. Its hard to do so well when you're in and out of teams, and not looking like you'd be a good piece to keep.
I believe Stevens can make him better, and a lot of Grizzlies/Blazers were disappointed he left. The chemistry, and the genuine nobility this guy shows to the community is also great. I believe he does have similar traits to Crawford, but from my experience watching him for 3 years in and out games, he does seem to play a little smarter.
What do you guys think?