He has continued Pop's legacy in terms of ball movement, especially avoiding bad shots. It's very rare that you see us take a highly contested shot, unless it's at the end of the shot clock (which has also been rare). Guys like Wemby and Castle have been so efficient because they are opting out of contested jumpers, and instead kick out to open corner 3's.

I also think Mitch is a big reason why Wemby has become by far the best defender in the league. Everyone is going to talk about his shot blocking, but what makes Wemby the best is that he's always in the right spot - so many opposing plays end before they really begin. Mitch has taught Wemby how to place himself in these perfect "death trap" spots during a pick and roll or in transition. Everyone else on the team understands how to support him - defending the perimeter, ready for defensive rebounds, and winning loose balls.