Tim Legler

He has to add, and it was so obvious to me in watching this game, he has to have a step-back jump shot.

He doesn't have one.

His game is power and force downhill, and he's really good at it.

And he gets to the line 10 times most nights.

He didn't get to the line in this game, and it hurt their offense.

And he shoots these little floater shots in the lane, these little push shots, and he really just overwhelms you physically because he's so damn strong.

And he comes at you so hard in the open floor.

Great little Euro at the end.

He could step around charges.

He does not have the ability to shoot a shot like into a step back off the dribble in one-on-one coverage.

And think about it.

He's averaging 24 points a game.

He's shooting 31% from the three on the season.

It's like just good enough if he's got time and he's squared up that you still have to close out on him.

And that's what he wants because he'll go by you.

If he adds that, it's a whole nother level.

That's the way we're going to look at him because he's rebounding at like eight, nine a game.

He's getting six, seven, eight assists most nights.

He's efficient with his shooting.

Very tough.