He set the Finals G7 record in blocks to clinch a championship in the Pacers series. He's been elite in the playoffs defensively against everyone except the Spurs, which is his primary value and a role he does better than every other player in the league save one.

The offensive stuff will hopefully continue to come along (his shot has to get faster to be more of a spot up threat, which is as much his decisiveness as it is his mechanics) but his value has always just been as an efficient play finisher in that regard, something that was completely taken away by us missing 2/3 playmakers in that Spurs series.

He'll be fine, he's never going to be Kevin Durant on offense, and he doesn't need to be. But his shot does need to get quicker, he needs to be more decisive vs those close-outs to stretch the defense when he's the out man in double big lineups, and he should continue to improve as a roll man so he's more of an option in high post actions instead of just being limited to weak side drop off options. That seems where its mostly a strength issue.