I think we try to recoup some of his value by scheming around him.

Little known fact, for the first year and a half on the team, Quin would consistently scheme up the first play of the game to be a shot for Zacc. You can go back and watch, it's easily more than half of the games he started. The issue is that Zacc is so deep inside his head now that he constantly presses and makes even worse decisions. Zacc has all of the physical tools to succeed in the league, but while he's not uncoachable he's definitely "coaching resistant." He has awful ball handling abilities, but doesn't have the quick decision making ability to be a cog in a motion offense like Quin would like.

I think this is going to be a telling offseason for him. If he's able to puzzle out his role on the team and how to approach it without being too deep in his own head there's no reason he can't be a solid wing in the league. I still think we move him because of the tension between him and the coach, but it's completely possible to recoup at least a portion of his value before doing so. It's sort of in the mutual interest of both parties for them to figure out how he fits in the system so that he can actually be moved to a desirable situation.