5. Brandon Bass, PF/C, Boston Celtics
Along with Jerebko, Bass was one of the few Celtics big men that did not scuffle with the Cavs in this past season’s first round playoff matchup. The 10-year vet saw a drop in minutes this past season, and to the minds of many, was underused, as the Celtics were swept away in the first round. Bass has always had a great mid-range game, and can knock down corner and elbow jumpers competently. He would also be a nice addition to the Cavs frontcourt, allowing for lineups that could see LeBron manning the point while Bass plays the small forward in bigger, more defensive-oriented lineups.
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