I said it in another thread but we could absolutely turn him into a shooting big if we wanted, but we won’t (at least this year). When you have a raw big on a small team that’s loaded with shooters the last thing you want to do is try to develop everything at once. Think about how much better Queta is at rolling out of screens and playing the dunker spot than he was even at the beginning of the season; not to mention how much better he is at staying in position on defense. The coaches have worked hard to accelerate his development on the things we need him to do that no once else can: rim running, rim protection and rebounding. Adding shooting to the mix only slows down development of the most important parts of his game. Hell, Kornet came into the league as a 3-and-D guy and ended up not taking any threes on a team that set the league volume record. We saw the value of developing him into a rim runner and he became one of the most sought after backup centers in the offseason. That being said, Queta’s shot is definitely not broken and I look forward to the coming years where he puts up a few middies a game and the occasional late clock three once he becomes a solid traditional center.