1. I’d give Belinelli a solid B. He’s been inconsistent on the court, but he’s also received inconsistent playing time from coach Jay Triano. You have a guy like stats guru Wayne Winston who thinks Belinelli (and Amir Johnson) should be receiving more minutes based on their contributions, so obviously he’s doing something right in limited minutes.

2. Patrick O’Bryant is a FAIL. I don’t think he has an NBA future beyond this season, and he should end up playing in China with guys like Stephon Marbury and Wang Zhi Zhi.

3. Assuming the Raptors stay in the playoff race and put up a fight in the first round, I’d say the chances of Bosh staying are 80-90%. The fact of the matter is, max dollar free agents like Bosh don’t move around (with the exception of Shaq going from Orlando to Los Angeles years ago).

Now, if I were in Bosh’s position, I’d bolt to Oklahoma City in a heartbeat (with Miami also garnering consideration because of the lack of state taxes). OKC has done a great job of building a solid foundation that should contend for a championship for years to come vs. Toronto, which seems to just constantly react (dealing for TJ Ford, dealing for Jermaine O’Neal, stupidly signing Hedo, etc).

1. I don’t think Marco has been a “fantastic” addition by any stretch but he has been a contributor over the course of the season. Grade wise I would give him about a B. He has been solid at times but has also had moments where he has struggled. I still think if Colangelo had his time back he would do this deal 100 times out of 100. Marco even got votes in a recent poll to become the starting two guard so obviously he is doing some things right.

2. I would give O’Brant a C. He really has not developped as a player and has shown little, however he does not complain and has been a true professional. He was willing to play in summer league and has done everything that has been asked of him…except ya know…be better. I highly doubt he is on an NBA roster a couple of years from now.

3. I am probably more of a Debbie Downer on this topic. I can’t see the Raps making it out of the first round of the playoffs and the Raps have little wiggle room to improve the team other than from within over the next couple of years. I think Bosh wants to play for a consistent winner and a team that finds itself battling for the title year after year. I can see why he will consider his options. Moving to say Miami to play with Wade would be appealing for anyone. Odds? I would say 50-50. If he is not in Toronto look for Miami, Chicago and New York to be his destination in that order.

1. Bellz gets a B- from me. Yeah, super inconsistent, but he’s pretty much done what I expected he’d do when he was brought onboard. Like to see him get more playing time in certain situations but it’s tough when the Raptors brass keeps insisting on forcing Hedo and DeRozan out there.

2. Patrick O’Bryant is done. I like the guy, have spoken to him numerous times and he’s as nice as they come, but he just isn’t an NBA player. For someone his height he’s a lousy shot-blocker, can’t rebound in traffic, and has virtually no low-post game. I’ll never forget how angry Toronto’s management was at him in Summer League, when even though he had every opportunity to dominate down low, he was making like ’Sheed and firing up triples…

3. I actually think Bosh stays provided the team makes the playoffs and puts up at least a bit of fight. He can get paid more here, will have a better supporting cast than in most other places (unless he teams up with LeBron or Wade in NYC etc), loves the city, and can be the man (something he’s recently expressed interest in) as opposed to various other spots.

1. Ball
2. Ball
3. Yes Coach

Ain’t got anything else to say.

Okay, for real:

1. Belinelli has shown flashes of being pretty good, but when those happen is anyone’s guess. Not exactly someone to lean on from the bench. At this point of the season, there are plenty of players in front of him for Jay to go to in games. Overall though, I’d give him a C-

2. Patrick gets the minutes he does for a reason. Almost zero because he can contribute almost zero. F-

3. I honestly think he will stay in Toronto. Not only for the money, but also he can be the guy of the entire city. Roy Halladay is gone and the Jays are re-building, and more importantly the Leafs are terrible and gave up a ton in the draft over a long while, meaning they’ll stay terrible for a while yet. Without any real competition for most of the NBA season, Bosh can be the King of Toronto and you can’t say it isn’t appealing.