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Rebounding, screens and hustle: Ed Davis driving the Nets as backup center


In short, NBA teams are looking for a glue guy. They're looking for . In his first year with the Brooklyn Nets, Davis has made an immediate impact as the team's backup center. Although he won't turn 30 until June, he is a journeyman compared to the rest of the young Nets roster. The 6-foot-10 forward is on his fifth team after spending three years in Portland. (YES Network)

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