Ricky Davis and Jiri Welsch make the ultimate odd couple. The two, unavoidably linked in any discussion about the final spot in the Celtics' starting lineup, have personalities as different as their games. Where Davis draws attention with his dunks and demands the ball, Welsch feels comfortable in the background and understands how to play effectively without ... (Full Article: 868 Words)

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