But if Leon Powe and Glen Davis remain on the Celts roster this season, the club could probably sell a few tickets to their steel-cage matches at HealthPoint.
“They’re going to kill each other probably,” C’s coach Doc Rivers said. “They’re physical. They’re both tough. I like it. I think it’s a good competition between those two guys.”
“You know me. I’m used to it,” Powe said. “I’m used to dishing out pain and taking pain, guarding the biggest people. I like to guard the toughest people, so me and him are going to be going at it. It’s going to be a battle. We have to come prepared to play. I’ll guard anybody.”

“We’re not close to doing anything, but we’ve been looking at a lot of players who could be a good fit for us,” he added. “We’re looking at a lot of free agents at all different levels - sign-and-trade free agents and mid-level guys. We’re also looking at what trades might be out there that could work for us.
“But we have to look at what each move would do to other potential moves. If we do a sign-and-trade for a bigger free agent, does that take away our chances to use the mid-level (exception)? We have to think of those things, so it’s kind of a puzzle trying to figure out what the best move is.