Well, however we all took his comments - the point I think is that Glen Davis is still very valuable to us, and will be for most (if not all) of this season.
His comments did not make him look good, of course, but I saw it more as a competitive thing for him. He's an emotional guy.
He'll be fine.
I say give him one or two games into the season, and we'll forget about this thread. Glen has came up big for us a few times over the years:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9e8QHkkoQ0cDoes he have faults? Sure. Did he adequately replace KG when he went down in 09? No player in the NBA can replace Kevin Garnett. But to me he's a keeper, and if we do trade him I hope we can get back equal value for him.
Sure - JO gives us more than Glen - ability wise and length-wise. But the fact of the matter is that we need Glen Davis this year, and to be honest with everyone here I don't see who we could realistically pick up at the trade deadline for him as a replacement.
We only have four Bigs until Perk gets back (IF he gets back).
In a perfect world, Perk will come back in Feb, be serviceable, and allow JO to go to the bench. I'd assume such a move would then allow JO to be primary sub for KG, and split some minutes at center along with Shaq.
My last para is the perfect world scenario, and this would make Glen the 5th big. But for right now (and most of this season), Glen Davis is KG's sub, and has proven to be rather reliable in that role.
Sure I'd rather Glen just play and not allow himself to be commented on like this, but this is who he is - he's an emotional player.