It's going to come from helping his teammates shoot 3-4% better because he's on the floor and draws more focus from the opposing defense. It's going to come from better passes that set up more offensive scoring opportunities. And, it'll come from having a go-to-player in crunch time situations, which is something our team lacked last season. If you watch him expecting him to look like Lebron James against a bunch of 5th graders, you're going in with way, way too high of expectations. He's going to be an immensely positive force on this team in ways that only subtly show up in the stat sheet.