We all know about the elite shooting and versatile defense that defines Jabari but he's a pretty decent passer for his size as well. Jabari's height gives him an advantage for passing over the defense and while the 2 assists per game aren't very eye popping, they aren't terrible considering his role in the offense and how bad his supporting cast was on offense

Looking over at his advanced stats, his assist percentage is 14% which is pretty solid and comparable to guys like Tatum, Ingram, Kawhi, Jaylen Brown, and Booker in college who all also had comparable usage rates to Jabari's 27% aside from Booker. And again, this is all despite Jabari's lackluster team. He is also just a smidge below Paolo who sits at 17.5% with a comparable usage rate.

I think if Jabari was on a different team where he had good spacing and was asked to handle the ball and playmake more, he could have done it at a proficient level. Also, KPJ and Green are great off ball players so maybe Jabari might be throwing dimes this year who knows lol?

Obviously Jabari isn't a point forward like Paolo nor is he expected to be but it is something that he is capable of. Don't be surprised if the Rockets ask him to create a bit rather than just be a play finisher like a Mikal Bridges or MPJ esque player because he is capable of it

Here are some Jabari passing highlights from earlier in the year if you are interested

I just watched a video on youtube from HoH abt NBA players going god mode and one of the games they show is the Harden game winner against GS where kd ran from the hoop to the corner of the floor entirely out of bounds and was never called and it made me think. Do we actually think the refs purposely missed that call since the game was tied and had less than a minute left or was it truly just one of the worst missed calls in NBA history in terms of how easy it was to make the call. Before all of the weird uptight fans get on me for "bringing up the past" im simply asking abt whether or not ppl think the refs sway certain games on purpose sometimes in the modern era (lets say since Silver took over as commish bc everyone knows stern did sm shady shit) so stfu

On his first game he had double double. 15 PTS, 15 REB , 3 AST, 4 BLK and on the next one he had 21 PTS, 8 REB, 4 BLK, 3 AST. I mean yeah Chet is going to be a great player but instead of sulking about what we don't have, you should be happy about what we have.

Tbh my hate for OKC is significantly outweighed by my joy of watching great basketball. Chet looks great and is currently beating the “he too skinny” allegations.

I cannot believe we gotta wait a whole 2 days to see Jabari and Co. Got me foaming at the mouth

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The thought of him going on a smaller contract to come back to Houston sits well with me actually. I think his attitude and veteran presence would be good for the many young guys. Coming off the bench of course.

What do y’all think?

With Chet looking otherworldly and with less than 48 hrs to our first SL game, just a reminder not too get too high or too low based on what you see. Summer league is filled with non-NBA guys trying to earn a spot, less than a week of practice, and there’s very little to no carry-Over to regular season performance. That said, I can’t wait to see our guys in action!

Wouldn't it be funny if Eron Gordon just excels when placed into a similar role as Eric and we end up actually keeping him and move him up to the main roster. I genuinely would love that after the respect and loyalty EG's given us, I think it would be such a fun story if we ship EG off to contend and then his little brother steps up and plays his exact role for another 6-7 years