At the moment he is far from being the best offensive player of Raptors and it is questionable whether he still is the best defensive player of the team. When you browse some (intelligent, e.g. Raptors HQ) Raptors blogs, you will see fans being disappointed of him, whether it is about his current game, mental liability or questions of future (whether or not he resigns and about the ideas of making him happy).

In many ways, Bosh is similar to Martin. He is a rather one-dimensional player, still more and more relying on his outside jumpshot that is pretty good, but not sufficient to win games regularly. He struggles to take responsibility to change the course of game and can be easily defended in terms of his inside game (as he does not give much effort inside and does not develop, really). His defense and rebounding is slightly more-than average. He is very competitive and a good passionate teammate, but rather when his team is winning, when losing, the emotional leaders of such weak squad as Raptors are are other players (Calderon, Parker), which is shame. I am not sure about his ego, but his statements about wanting to be a MVP and how he handled this, along with all the hype about ‘making Chris happy so he would resign’ does not help that.

Summarily, I would say that Bosh is slightly below the level of Gasol (who is more-dimensional player and much reliable mental force with successful leadership experiences, at least from his national team) and Stoudemire (who, maybe benefiting from playing with Nash is uncomparable low-post presence and comparable high-post presence, while being at around the same level as rebounder and a slightly better defender). Bosh is couple of years younger, though. I don’t think any of these players is worthy of the max-level. A fair price for Bosh would be around the Martin’s level, as he is a big man, slightly higher.