Older fans of the Boston Celtics likely will recall the tenure of Hall of Fame Celtics big man Dino Radja as one of the few bright spots during the franchise’s darkest epoch. It was the so-called “wilderness era” between the end of the original big three of Larry Bird, Kevin McHale and Robert Parish and the return to relevance in the early 2000s under fellow Boston alumnus and Hall of Famer Paul Pierce.
