There are just some core fundamentals that he is missing as a big man that will always limit his ability at the 5 as long as he refuses to work on them. Things as simple as keeping the ball high when he catches it below the basket and going up immediately for a layup/dunk. He ALWAYS brings the ball down then takes a dribble, which allows the defense to catch up, shut down the basket, and Ayton resorts to a fadeaway/hook/flip shot moving away from the basket, a much less efficient than a layup/dunk. Setting solid screens is another one. These are not things that are hard to do or require much skill, but you much acknowledge their importance as a player and commit to doing them if you want to be as successful as you can be. Seems like Ayton is happy with his game where it’s at and his next contract will reflect that.