The Celtics satisfied their search for a backup small forward today, securing a commitment from free agent Marquis Daniels to join the team for the 2009-10 season.
Daniels is expected to sign with the Celtics in one of two ways - either for the $1.9 million biannual exception or in a sign-and-trade deal with Indiana. The Celtics and Pacers are still hashing out those details.
But the Celtics have reached agreement with a potentially valuable role player - one who averaged a career-high 13.8 points for Indiana last season. The problem is that Daniels - often injured during his career - played in only 54 games last season due to a wrist injury that ended his season in mid-March.
The Pacers decided not to pick up his option in June.
Daniels is expected to sign with the Celtics in one of two ways - either for the $1.9 million biannual exception or in a sign-and-trade deal with Indiana. The Celtics and Pacers are still hashing out those details.
But the Celtics have reached agreement with a potentially valuable role player - one who averaged a career-high 13.8 points for Indiana last season. The problem is that Daniels - often injured during his career - played in only 54 games last season due to a wrist injury that ended his season in mid-March.
The Pacers decided not to pick up his option in June.
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