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Is there another Scott Wedman or James Posey out there for Celtics?

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 I am going with Chris Forsberg on this one. The rumblings on The Celtics going with another big center (read: Jacob Poetl) to back up Al Horford and Rob Williams is folly. Forsberg figures that a big wing in the way to go if Brad Stevens sees fit to add another player to the roster (Per Forsberg):


"But Boston might have a bigger need for a big wing -- someone who could play Hauser’s role, limit the wear and tear on the Jays, and be a trusted defender in a playoff series."

Boston recently fully guaranteed Justin Jackson's $2.1 million for this season, but the 6'8" wing doesn't look like a keeper. Jayson Tatum may be an iron man, but he is not made of steel. Jaylen Brown is currently out with a groin injury. Without this pair in decent condition - no Title this season.

Tatum is approaching that time in his career where star players peak. Scary thought for the rest of the League since he won't turn 25 uintil March. Stevens needs to discard thoughts of another big guy. Luke Kornet is better than I projected him to be, and the Horford/Williams III/Kornet big-trio seems solid.

So, big wing it should be - via buyout, trade, TPE, etc. Is there another Scott Wedman (6'7", 1986 Title) or James Posey (6'8", 2008 Title) out there.

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