numbers will put him in the running. He's going to be known in fantasy ball circles if he can rebound and hit 3s, and average 15 at least per game.
And that will put him in the allstar conversation, but my gut suggests he might be a one-time allstar, a borderline star/good player, like GWallace was, David West, Ainge himself, etc.
But with 30 teams, and some teams having multiple allstars, there will be quite a few players that are are not there every year.
I mean, Paul Pierce was voted in by the coaches every year, and Sully won't make THAT level.
Not a perennial allstar by any stretch, but could have a few really good years in his peak if he stays healthy and will likely be a productive player for a long time, and could make a game or two.
Very, very far from a sure thing, though.
Which means trading him for an established allstar is a no brainer, right?