That's why the Celtics made a run last month at acquiring Kirk Hinrich, who has three years (including this season) and $26.5 million left on his contract, an outlandish amount for someone who would be Boston's third guard. But he would have resolved all of Boston's backcourt issues while extending its defense, and so the Celtics considered offering spare parts for Hinrich before the Bulls decided they needed a high-quality player or draft pick in the exchange.
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2010/w ... ?eref=sihp
Thanks to dafunky1 for pointing this out. I felt it warranted its own thread. Interesting. At least we know Danny is thinking about the same problems we are. Question is do you give up a first? It'll be a low one. I got two words for you when considering your answer: JR Giddens.