J. Kyle Mann

Like it's LaMelo and Khan are like, it's LaMelo is still the number one on-ball option and they're spread around in a kind of egalitarian style, but he does enough.

that he can run the offense a lot.

He can hunt mismatches.

Now, is he great at exploiting them?

We can get into that.

He can get LaMelo some off-ball action, like catch-and-shoot threes, come-off pin-downs, and catch-and-go.

I think that's really important for LaMelo's development, that he just doesn't dance all the time.

I'm optimistic that the playmaking is going to get to a pretty solid secondary playmaking level.

His three-point shot looks good and has stabilized.

It's beautiful.

The last...

the last frontier for him is just going to be a little bit of the playmaking and traffic and the paint.

And can he get to the basket more?

And you can already see him like, oh, I got a big man on a switch.

Can I blow by this guy and get to the rim?

I got a little guy on a switch.

Can I bully him a little bit?

I'm kind of skinny, but I'm making my way.

I'm like shoulder, shoulder, shoulder.

And maybe right now it stops at like eight to 10 feet from the basket, but he's got a pretty good,