I like the idea of Kanter acting as a stretch 4 with Favors, but going back to the post when he is the only big. Kanter currently hits his mid range shots (10'-16') at 42.2%, he would be just as efficient hitting his three's at 28%, not to mention the additional space for Favors and Burks to drive. You lose out on some offensive rebounding, but its pretty negligible. He isn't quite the rebounder we thought he would be from the first two years.