Comments on: Farewell Gabe Pruitt and latest on Bowen & Powe

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By: Kathleen Diestler

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By: Jonathan

Jonathan — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 21:27:06 +0000

I don't know why you keep JR Giddens and Bill Walker (a couple of projects) and let Leon Powe leave (a real NBA player). it has to be money. Not sure I agree with this one.

By: Green17

Green17 — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 19:05:26 +0000

How could you let Powe go? He's an animal that is going to come back and haunt us if on a different team. Wasn't he the 2nd leading offensive rebounder…..in the league!….before he went down? He didn't even start!!!! Don't do it Ainge…don't do it!

Powe in a Laker or Cav uni? (throwing up in mouth)

Also, please forward this to Celtic brass.

By: Pete

Pete — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 13:15:17 +0000

First off, it's a shame to let Leon walk without a fight. I can't imagine deciding to pay Big Baby twice as much, or more, than Leon Powe. When they were both healthy, few would confidently say Davis was better at all, so why look to watch an offer around the mid level when a completely worthy, if not better, option is out there.

Well, that ship seems to have sailed for some odd reason, so let's hope we bring back Big Baby. As for SF, a strong defensive presence off the bench would be spectacular, and I wouldn't call it crowded since Walker and Giddens wouldn't be on the active 12 man roster, but is Bruce Bowen the answer?

I don't know who said he had a lot of DNP's last year, but the man played 80 games for San Antonio and his minute by minute averages are pretty much right on par with the rest of his tenure in San Antonio. That's not to say he hasn't lost a step or 2, the man is 38 after all and Pop either stopped liking him or stopped having faith. Either way, at the right price I think Bruce Bowen is always a guy who can fit nicely into a winning rotation, and I think with the lack of quality defensive centers at the present, there are many times that the Celts would be smart to play small against.

But the real answer: see what he has left and see what he'll cost. That's really what it comes down to.