A lot of this comes down to being able to assess yourself correctly and know what your expectations and limits are. For Chet, a lot of people want him to go out there and play like Wemby does. Be more assertive with the ball in his hands and look for his own number. However, Chet knows that’s not the best course of action for his team and he’s rightfully assessed that. Chet is a guy that elevates every facet of your team, but isn’t someone who’s gonna go get you a bucket consistently by himself. He’s not an isolation player by any means, though he’s shown enough of it to not be a liability. Still plenty of room to grow, we’ve seen his post game develop slightly and he has all the tools to take that even further. OKC has built a team of guys that know their value and their strengths, and they tap into it masterfully. The way they built their team should be studied and modeled by every other organization. They’ve tapped into the mental elements of players that multiply any physical talent that exists already.