This season
Terry tradehttp://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=a2q9ethOffseason
Rondo Trade (if bobcats get #1)
http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=a23z244Celtics get Sessions, Thomas, 2013 #1pick, 2014 1st
Bobcats get Rondo, Bass
Celtics gain a point guard to add to AB and Lee rotation. Thomas becomes a reclimation project or buyout canidate. The 2013 pick becomes Noels. The celtics used their own 2013 pick on either Marcus Smart or Carter Williams with hope they deveopl into starting nba point.
Bobcats get their franchise player in Rondo, they can then trade Kemba to fill there starting PF and or SG needs. Bass becomes their 6th/7th man.
Then if KG and PP decide to retire
Pierce trade (Detriot then buys out PP)
http://espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=agdyofsCeltics get Stucky, Villanueva and 1st rd pick
Detriot gets Pierce (buyout saves them around 11mill)
With this trade the Cs can then replace sessions with Stucky and trade Sessions to a team in need of a PG (pacers?)
2013-2014 Roster
This group will not win alot but will gain experience and leave us with two decent if not great picks in a strong draft.
PG Stucky
SG Avery
SF Green
PF Sully
C Noel
Lee
Villanueva
M Smart/ Carter-Williams
Sessions (to be traded)
Thomas (if not bought out)
Melo
2014-2015
2014 is projected as a very strong draft with two potential franchise players in Wiggins and Parker. Stucky, Villanueza both come off the books. Leaving the Cs with Jeff Green, Courtney Lee and a great group of young talent.
Best Case with this plan
2014 Cs land Wiggins or Parker
2013 Cs land Noels and he show camby like talent as a rookie
2013 Cs land Carter-Williams or Marcus Smary , if either player pans out giving they Cs size at point next to AB
Sully comes back healthy and develops into a 15pt 10rb guy
Melo becomes a solid rotational player
Pg Carter-Williams (lengthy destibuting PG)
sg Avery ( all NBA perimenter defender)
SF Parker (elite scorer)
PF Sully (elite rebounder)
C Noels (elite shot blocker / help defender)
Pipe dream but one can hope