On Monday's Bill don't Lie Bill Simmons and Zach Lowe discussed possible free agent centers that could be availible this offseason and perhaps one of the most interesting choice also happens to have a 7' tall brother who happens to specialize in everything that his more high profile brother struggles with.

I'm speaking of course of Brook and Robin Lopez both whom could be looking to lock up long term deals this offseason. When Boston was inevetibly raised as a destination Lowe was quick to douse the idea by noting that unlike the Morris twins last summer The Lopez Brothers can't really play together.

Both are lumbering 5's best suited to be paired with mobile athletic and/or floor spacing forwards. No team is going to lock two players up to big contracts if they can't play together... or could we?

Brook's unique ability to score at will in the paint would pair well with Zeller's hustle and grit. Zeller can protect the driving lanes while Brook swats shots and rebounds at the rim. Such size would be a problem for every team in the league to handle and the dropoff for thatthe matter would be almost non exisitant.

When the two get tired in comes the biggest 2nd unit is in the league. Kelly Olynyk and Robin Lopez would potentially be a very complete pairing. Kelly is free to attack and utilize the smart cuts the Robin would provide. Kelly's three ball would enable Robin to gain inside position for post up and offensive board opportunities.

So what about the package deal? Do we pull the trigger and put our future cap situation in the hands of a Comic book nerd like Brook Lopez? If so would also signing Robin be positive or negative?