http://celtics.bostonherald.com/celtics/view.bg?articleid=156828 When the Celtics made their draft night deal with Portland, most attention was focused on little man Sebastian Telfair, while the 6-foot-10 guy has managed to slip by without much notice. But Theo Ratliff is talking like he'll change that. "I definitely think people are going to be surprised that I can still play the game and be dominant in that middle," Ratliff said after coming in for early workouts last week. 中间略... "I'm an intimidating factor under the basket," he said. "People have to be constantly looking for me. I bring that, and I know that's what this team needs. We need some defense and some know-how out on the floor. I think we can get the job done with the team we have." For a team as defensively challenged as were the Celtics last season, that might be pushing it a little. But if the C"s can improve their interior resistance it would help make up for the perimeter problems. If Ratliff can stay intact, the only downside to life with his new team could be the weather. "I think Boston’s great, but I don't like fighting that cold," said Ratliff, who makes his home in Atlanta. "I'm originally from Alabama. I don't like dealing with that snow and cold." --

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