It goes without saying that the Houston Rockets' offseason acquisition of Kevin Durant has already paid huge dividends. Through his first 24 games, he's averaging 25.3 points, five rebounds and 4.1 assists while shooting 43.5% from 3-point range.
Yet it has also become apparent, just over a quarter of the way into the season, that the team still has a number of things to sort out concerning his fit in their offensive structure.
Especially in late-game scenarios, there have been times where Durant has been passed up in favor of isolation possessions for Alperen Sengun.