Buyer's Guide: David Lee
For a team on a budget, Lee could be a better option than big men with bigger names
To see what David Lee is really worth as a free agent -- including assessments from NBA executives, next-level stats and scouting reports of how he'd fit on various teams -- plus a recommendation for where he should land this summer, you must be an ESPN Insider.
Insider's NBA free agent Buyer's Guides
ESPN Insider is analyzing NBA free agents not named LeBron James (we've already covered him pretty extensively, and there's even more coming every day on the LeBron Tracker) to determine their true market value and best/worst landing spots.
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The book may finally be out on Stoudemire: He's as electric as he is one-dimensional.
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Lee will get one lucky team Stoudemire-like production for a fraction of the cost.
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He can score on the wing, but at age 28, can a team really justify giving him a max contract?
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The 23-year-old restricted free agent might be the biggest enigma on the market.
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