Agree.
If he does, do we press to sign him or Hayward?
Why do we want a guy who leaves because he is not good enough to combine with Chris Paul to make the Western Conference finals? Who is also injured all the time?
Because he is a terrific player and fits exactly what we need.
Star level talent: No question, Blake is another big time player granting us credibility.
Secondary scoring option: Absolutely. No longer just a dunker, Blake is a career 20ppg guy.
Rebounder: check. Griffin has put up solid rebounding numbers, and those numbers are probably depressed by the fact that he plays with Deandre Jordan
Big Man: We need another credibly big man.
Specifically a power forward: Al fits better as a center.
System fit: absolutely. Blake is a great passer, which is huge for Brad's offense. Also, he has extended his range enough that while he is not a floor-stretcher, he is also not a paint-clogger.
He turned 28 this week, so while he is an older 28, he will play his age 28, 29, 30, and 31 year old seasons(ending his final season as a 32 year old) if you give him a 4 year max.
Thats young enough that he can still give you all star caliber player for 4 years.
Hes a dream fit.