And as far as Glen Davis is concerned, he's happy that he no longer has to deal with being Kevin Garnett's backup. It often works the other way around. When a player joins the tradition-laden Boston Celtics, it elicits giddiness. But not for Glen Davis
By Chris Forsberg The Boston Celtics have agreed to a sign-and-trade deal that will send free agent forward Glen Davis to the Orlando Magic in exchange for forward Brandon Bass, according to Bass' agent. Glen "Big Baby" Davis will be missed by the
Imagine a player that can do just about everything Glen Davis did for this team, and then remove the immaturity and occasional bouts of selfishness that accompanied "Big Baby." That's what the Celtics have in Bass, who is actually a much tougher player
Marshall Ross had joined his godfather, Glen Davis, on camping and ski trips. Ross pleaded guilty in October to the first-degree murder of Davis in a killer-for-hire plot. Jurors are deliberating in the case of two men accused of the first-degree
By trading Glen Davis to Orlando for Brandon Bass, the Celtics acquired a smaller but less expensive power forward who should be less of a headache. The 6-foot-8, 250-pound Bass has two years and $8 million left on his contract.
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