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[QUOTE="Zelda Zonk, post: 5602370, member: 966"]
I love Kyle, but I don’t think it’s reasonable to “put the team in his hands.” He’s not the kind of player you can just feed and expect bucket conversions from. He’s tough and scrappy and “a fighter,” but not offensively skilled enough to be a go-to. Think about how Christmas developed. Or Onuaku. Those were 5s who couod demand the ball and deserve the opportunity to be That Guy.

We need him to continue to be impactful and augment everyone. A glue guy, the way Draymond Green’s offense is considered a bonus.

I don’t know what to say about the FT shooting. You can go ten years without seeing one opponent with the kind of funky forms we have in two players in one season. I don’t think it’s practical to have someone on the bench, coaching FTs. How would that work? Would prolly be as much of a detriment, just the additional psychology involved.

3pt percentage should improve with better guard play making, but that won’t improve without actual plays/offensive flow/schemed movement.
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