i dunno man, that article does omit a couple of things to make his argument sound better.
for one, Blake is having the best season of his career in terms of passing. he is averaging 5 assists per game. maybe somebody can correct me if Im wrong, but the last player i remember who played PF and averaged 5 or more was one young Larry Bird. Larry was the Celtics' PF for the first 5 years or so until Kevin McHale was able to secure the starter's job. as a SF Larry went off even more as a point forward but as a PF, he is the last one that i can remember who averaged 5 or more assists per game.
secondly, by running our offense through him when CP is either on the bench or resting a bit, we seem to have some good options open up by having the ball in blake's hand. him being away from the basket while doing so, and having Doc's system, it's no wonder his offensive rebounding is down significantly. Im not happy with his steals being down, as it may indicate not loss of athleticism but loss of effort. but then again, I don't want to see blake hitting the floor hard on his back or shoulder. he is not going to be young forever and won't be able to bounce back every time.
I'm not completely happy with Blake's style of play right now, but I would take healthy Blake comes playoff time over fancy Blake who is hobbling.
ehhhhh f it.