read the quote..It’s a compilation of his quotes from twitter. If you want to read it with your own eyes from his twitter search for his name, I didnt think it mattered that much.

We lose Monta, get stuck with Hedo’s contract since he could not be amnestied, and get Andreson, a decent player but whose only strength is his shooting. The first round pick would be nice, but the price is too high.

The Magic shouldn’t be calling with trade offers unless Dwight is involved.

Anderson’s D isn’t as good a fit next to Howard as Bass, even though his offense is a better fit. Dwight is gonna guard the other guys big, low post guy. Anderson’s weakness defensively is his foot speed/athleticism, but next to Dwight, he’s gonna have to take the smaller, quicker big men.

Lee’s a nice player offensively. He does a lot of good things, and is a pretty complete player. The problems with Lee are this: he gives everything he does well on offense back on defense. He’s not bad defensively, he’s truly awful. Second problem: his rebounding numbers are overrated. Good at chasing down loose rebounds, bad at boxing out and holding his ground on the tough rebounds in traffic. His numbers don’t suggest he has a positive effect on his teams rebounding, and when I watch, it looks to me like the numbers are right. He gets hustle rebounds, but on the defensive side at least, those are rebounds his team is going to get most of the time anyways. The last problem with Lee? His limitations make him a bad fit next to most of the NBA bigs out there. He complements Dwight Howard…and not many others. You need a really specific player next to him – a guy who’s comfortable on the low post, since Lee is not and Lee takes up the entire high post/picking setting area (a main reason I believe him and Biedrins have not been effective together), who plays excellent help D (since David Lee literally gives you nothing in that department), who is physical inside/good post defender to help your post defense and your rebounding in the key….I mean, the list of guys like that isn’t long. Tim Duncan. Dwight. Maybe Marc Gasol? Maybe Bogut? I think Nene would work. Bynum. Pau. No one else is really coming to mind. To be honest, I do think David Lee is overpaid, but I also think he isn’t particularly good. He’s not a useless player, he’s a smart player who hustles a lot who can pass, shoot and play unselfish, team basketball on offense. He just has some serious limitations that make him not all that good, either. In my eyes, I’m not sure he’s really even a starting caliber player. I think he might be more of a first big off the bench guy.

As a side note, that free agent list is pretty weak. Boozer is the third best guy on there, and I think he’s basically the rich man’s David Lee. He has many of the same limitations, except a better post game (so he’s a better fit next to other big men on offense, though he’s still most comfortable in that high post picking position Lee also likes) and he’s a more physical rebounder. He’s pretty close to David Lee-ineptness on D, though. I think Stoudemire and Bosh are both way above them as players. Amare is just a scoring freaking machine. Easily up at the very tippy top of the NBA in making the ball go into the basket, among the guys like Dirk and Durant. Can score from anywhere, anytime…just always a weapon on offense. Not excited about the defensive effort/consistency, but the physical tools alone make him much less of a weakness on that side. Bosh is just a very good all around player. Would like to see him be more aggressive about posting up, but other than that….he’s very well rounded without a real flaw in his game. His defense is underrated. Gimme Bosh all day long!