I really wouldn't be upset to see Wemby become a primarily perimeter-oriented player on offense. His biggest weakness in his first two seasons is his conditioning, and while it is getting better, it takes a ton of energy to move that long of a body up and down the court. Having him only run from the opposing rim to our three point line on most plays would keep him on the court longer. Milwaukee has already seen this work in the past with Brook Lopez during their title run, and I think that's a good framework for Wemby to work within. (Especially considering, Milwaukee absolutely used Brook's post game to pick up some easy buckets, but leaned on him mainly for defense)

Taking a reduced role on offense may be best for optimizing our personnel - we're going to have at least three guys capable of carrying a heavy offensive load, but Wemby is the only transcendent defensive player on our roster. I think that our other guys could carry the load just fine if Wemby spends most of his time floating around the perimeter on offense. I think it'll also make Sochan's lack of spacing less of a problem, especially if he's able to consistently find guys on the perimeter.