The sharpshooter, who brought instant offense off the bench in the Boston Celtics championship run in 2008, maybe back in Beantown. Yes, Eddie House could be a Celtic again next season. According to Boston.com, talks are now going on between Celtics’ President Danny Ainge and Mark Bartelstein, agent of House, in a bid to further bolster the second unit of the Celtics. The 6-1 former Arizona State hotshot was traded by the Celtics last February to the New York Knicks for another bench spark plug in Nate Robinson. House is a 10-year NBA veteran with a career scoring average of 7.6 ppg and shoots .390 of his 3-point FG attempts. Additionally, House is a deadshot from the FT line with a lifetime shooting percentage of .841 including an impressive .1000 clip (12-out-of-12) in 18 games with the Knicks last season. House, 32, is also a well-traveled player in the league with stops in Miami Heat, LA Clippers, Charlotte Bobcats, Milwaukee Bucks, Sacramento Kings, Phoenix Suns, New Jersey Nets, Celtics and Knicks.
“It’s something [Celtics president] Danny [Ainge] and I have discussed. But nothing’s imminent.”
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