Today's Herald article shared with us Wally's thoughts on the upcoming season. Wally seems very excited to be in Boston and is looking forward to training camp. His knees are feeling good and so his shooting should be back to his normal 50% or better.

“There’s no question,” he said. “I’m moving so much better. I feel good. We took care of everything we needed to take care of. It was a pretty minor procedure. I’ve been working hard all summer, just doing a lot of rehab and strength work. Now we’re starting to amp up the running and the full-court work.”

“Oh, he’s great,” Szczerbiak said of the third-year point guard. “He’s so fast. Just keeping up with him going up and down the floor is going to be a challenge, but I love playing that way. You get easy shots, easy buckets. You put the pressure on the opposing team. You don’t always have to be running halfcourt sets, and I think with the personnel we have that’s going to be really good.”

Filling lanes with Paul Pierce and others, Szczerbiak is excited about Telfair’s ability to create shots for others.

“Sebastian’s not going to take a lot of time to get used to playing with his teammates,” he said. “He knows the game. He plays the game at a frenzied pace. I think when you saddle him with plays, it’s to his disadvantage. If you let him go, it’s to his advantage.