J. Kyle Mann

He's going to get stronger, more confident, healthier.

You can see that happening now.

Like I asked a bunch of people over under two and a half all-star appearances for Brandon Miller under almost across the board with the argument being he's a good athlete, but not a great one and doesn't have like the blow away speed and explosiveness to really get to the basket and, and puncture the paint and all that.

And look, the numbers show that that's correct.

He has a very, uh,

low frequency of shots at the rim.

Scoot Henderson is almost the opposite.

Just like a lightning strike bulldozer who can get to the rim or get near the basket can bully his way there and just misses at the rim all the time, which we'll talk about.

I don't know, man.

I love what I've seen from Brandon Miller in the last two months.

The rim frequency isn't good enough.

The playmaking is not there.

And I don't expect it to be there.

But I'll tell you this.

It's starting to come a little bit.

He sometimes is like a half a beat late on some of his reads.

He telegraphs some passes.

But he sees the reads.

And he's getting faster at them and more sophisticated at them, both as a driver and as a pocket passer and as a swing passer.

And he's not overdoing his on-ball game.