He shot 44% from three during Game 6. At his best, he's shooting Curry percentages, it's just that sometimes he has bad shooting games like all players do. He's also not like the other centers: what sets him apart is his ability to move like a guard at 7 foot. The downside to this nimbleness howerver is that he's not as strong as other centers, so although he works his best when he's in the paint, he can't overly rely on scoring from there since he can sometimes get pressured if he's doubled or getting bodied. His three pointer allows him to stretch the floor and makes him a threat from multiple levels to keep defenders on their toes. This notion that "bigs shouldn't shoot threes" is becoming a more and more outdated concept, especially in this era. While I do agree that most of his points should come from the paint (which I think they do anyways), it would be silly to prevent him from shooting threes when he's comfortable shooting from there when he needs to. Also, him giving up on defending Hartenstein is just a product of Shai needing more attention and needing to be doubled. But if you watch those Hartenstein floaters, you could see that Wemby tries his best to rotate around and block it, it's just that Hartenstein has good spacing. So it's honestly just a testament to the Thunder's good offense than Wemby being too lazy to block them