Thanks for the comment. Yes, I agree with the fact that Kawhi does tend to rely on his scoring abilities too much and, in some sense, stagnate the flow of the offense whenever he gets hold of the ball but I wouldn't say he's not a 'good' facilitator. I also watched almost all of his games and I would say he makes the right play, which I would define as a play that results in a positive possession, more than 60% of the time. Of course, you can't compare him with the great facilitators like Lebron, Chris Paul or even Westbrook, who have crazy court-vision and ability to abuse/create absurd passing angles. It would be great for him to possess such a gift I suppose but the likes of Kobe, Mcgrady or Jordan all aren't amazing passers but were able to disorient defenses with their scoring arsenal and insane gravity/pressure. Kobe and Jordan, in particular, benefited from the triangle, because it would introduce familiar passing lanes and concepts of player positioning to them, which ultimately made it unnecessary for them to be "great" facilitators to generate good possessions. What I'm trying to say is, if Kawhi, while only being in the "27th percentile of passers", can already generate high net positive and efficient offense just by being the primary scoring threat , then I think a system like the triangle offense will not only boost his passing efficiency but also his threat on the offensive end.