Paul Silas was with the Boston Celtics for four seasons, directly after he was chosen for his first All-Star Game with the Phoenix Suns.  Silas was much happier in Boston, and every season that he donned the green, Silas averaged a double-double, specifically posting 11.5 Points and 12.3 Rebounds per Game as a Celtic.  The Power Forward wasn't a great shooter, but his pay was based on his rebounding prowess, and Silas was damned good at it.  He finished in the top thirteen in Rebounds per Game in every year that he played in Boston and in three seasons he was named an All-Defensive Selection.  Silas was chosen for the All-Star Game in 1975, but most importantly his defensive skills were a tremendous asset to Boston winning the 1974 and 1976 NBA Championship.