Chris Babb

Babb was a final cut in the 2013 training camp and spent much of last season with the Maine Red Claws, the Celtics' affiliate in the D-League. He was eventually signed to Boston when Gerald Wallace was lost for the season. Babb is a high-energy shooting guard, who didn't shoot very well. In 14 games for the Celtics, Babb averaged 1.6 points on 27-percent shooting (22 percent beyond the arc) with 1.2 rebounds, 0.2 assists, and 0.4 steals in nine minutes per game. After two 10-day contracts, he signed a contract in March for the remainder of the season, plus another three non-guaranteed years. Boston's offseason acquisition of Marcus Thornton adds to an already over-populated wing/backcourt, a move that likely seals Babb's fate for 2014-15. He'll start training camp with the team, but the Celtics already have 15 roster spots devoted to guaranteed contracts. Babb is unlikely to be on the roster to open the season. If he does survive training camp to earn a roster spot, he'll be nothing more than an end-of-the-bench player.