I very intently watched TSJ's summer league games, each of his 2 years.
First year was a brutal watch. There were so many ball hogs on the team. TSJ would keep passing to them and they'd never pass back. He still put up numbers, but as an observer, it wasn't very pretty.
Second year, alot of those players were gone. The basketball played was a lot more fundamental / better. It felt very different compared to the previous year.
With Keaton, he's just not the type to jack up lots of bad shots. Wouldn't be too quick to judge since it's just one game, but if he's playing alongside such players, he'll likely see those opportunities dwindle. I do think he can be more aggressive overall, but there's obviously levels.
When he does get those shots though, he needs to knock them down. His shooting is his superpower, IMO.
