Rylan Stiles

And the off season is when Don's going to come available to soap him up and lather him up.

This year, I think that we all go into every game right now thinking, okay, look who's all out.

This is going to be the time that Chet shoots 13, 14, 15 shots.

He's just not capable of that right now.

He's not capable of creating his own offense off the dribble.

He's not capable of creating space for himself and creating a shot for himself, and he's never going to be this season.

But you can see him in the future.

If he can tighten up that handle and he can get more comfortable shooting over smaller defenders with more consistency, then you could allow him to,

grow into the offensive player that you want him to be where in situations like this, he could have a more advanced role.

But right now, I think that his offense is so predicated upon being a play finisher of being set up.

And that's what led to him averaging 18 points per game earlier this year on great efficiency was Shea and these other guys and AJ Mitchell.

They could just dump the ball into him at the low block off of a drive that they could

toss him the ball at the elbow, and he just turns around and hits a mid-range jumper.

And right now, whenever guys can't put him in those positions, his offense is really limited to a few of those chances off of bad creators, but also putbacks and non-flashy plays to where it just feels like he's not doing enough offensively.

But he's just limited right now in his offensive game.

Lathered up in Don.

Yeah.

And we should have a commercial.

We should have a commercial where we pour oil on him and then clean him off next year whenever he's going to be a shot creator.

See how you have connections.