Kam is definitely more a 3 and D wing guy than a creator. He's more "smooth" and deliberate (read that as slower but controlled) offensively than guys who can get downhill. I like him as a cutter without the ball, backscreen and down screen guy. He has to move without the ball (which he started to do towards the end of the season before his injury). I don't think he's fast and quick direction change enough to play the 2 defensively, but I expect him to be the first guy off the bench and get heavy minutes between the 2-3-4 spots as the main first sub. I think his run on the floor will largely be determined by his motor and willingness to lock in defensively and rebound physically. I don't think he's the X-factor (I think it's Wilkens), but Kam playing well, being comfortable in the system, and staying hungry and aggressive will make everyone else better. Especially if Milan draws a ton of attention on the floor, Kam will have his chances to shine.