I think his biggest fault in this regard isn ' t the screens themselves , it ' s his rolling ability . He can and does set solid screens a lot of times , but afterwards he just lazily pops out . If he made an aggressive basketball move either rolling hard to the basket or making a legit attempt to create space and get into a shooting position his defender would be forced to make a decision . Watch when he catches the ball after a screen he is never in a position to get a good shot off quickly . He usually has to face up and get into a shooting position , and he even has to dribble to do that most of the time . I think he could generate two or three additional good shots a game if he moved well after a screen . 2 or 3 good shots a game would yield 23 more points a game , which changes him from a 2527 ppg player to a 2730 ppg player . That may not seem like much , but it creates a huge boost to the team if he were to up his game that much more .