[outdoorsman43]

I agree with you about Kyle, he done great as a role player. This year he was relied to heavily upon. It's no secret KW is slow, & weak. Due to this he can't create his own offense & we didn't have the guards who could penetrate & give him a decent pass for an open three.

It became evident he can't be relied on like he was this year. Had Poythress, played better Cal wouldn't have had to play Kyle so much. But no matter the amount of time, Kyle didn't put forth the physical effort to play the minutes he did.

So Kyle suffered out guards couldn't penetrate or throw a good pass to set up Kyle's shot & Kyle couldn't play defense or offense. Kyle is better served playing under 15 minutes a game at this point. With Randle coming in & if Poythress stays/we get Wiggins, Kyle will get to go back to a role player & benefit greatly. As well if the Harrison twins can actually penetrate to draw defense rather than throw a crazy shot & hope for a foul, that'd be a plus for Kyle.

With the talent coming in, Kyle will be much more of a player & asset to the team than most think. He'll be the scoring spark off the bench, that we may need at times. I still stand firm in saying Kyle will make the NBA as a shooter & a role player because he can hit open 3's. Steve Novak has faired well in NY doing so, Kyle can too. It helps a big shooter like Novak or Wiltjer if the guards can get you open. However, Kyle still needs to work harder, get quicker, & put some muscle on his frame.

I agree wholeheartedly and have said this. He will be relied upon to do one thing, shoot. That worked out great for him in 2011-2012 and I predict it will again in 2013-2014. The team needs a pure shooter and I believe he will be the only one (Aaron Harrison & James Young are good, but not great shooters from what I've seen).

My argument was if he wants to see more than 7-10 minutes per game, it will be up to him on his own personal time.