I agree with number 1 whole-heartedly. Picking-up Rasheed Wallace was a great move, especially for that price. Wallace spreads the floor and forces teams to single-cover Garnett. He's a great defensive player, and he's at the point of his career where he really cares about winning and doesn't argue with the refs as much.

Number 2, I'm not so crazy about. What they lost in Turkogly, Lee, and Alston is worth much more than what they're gaining back. Carter has been disruptive and a horrible teammate in years past as he has a tendency to quit on his team. I don't see why his situation now would be any different, considering he would be relegated to being a third or fourth scoring option.

Danny Ferry is an idiot, but i feel like he got the most he could out of Wallace and Pavlovic. Shaq still has a a couple of good years left in him, and it gives the Cavs an inside scoring presence. The team is definitely still flawed, and could really use a slasher/defender type of player. Ron Artest would've been a perfect pick-up for them.

This was one of the worst offenses to me actually, considering what he did for baseball during a VERY bleak time and his statement on Capital Hill. Albert Pujols is the final stand for baseball. If he ever gets caught, baseball loses all legitimacy for an entire decade of its history.

agreed. ..all thoughts and prayers go to your pops. i hope he gets out of the hospital soon.