Enes Kanter told the Norman Transcript’s Fred Katz that he’ll be working on his three point shooting this offseason.

That’s nice and all, but Kanter’s biggest fantasy bugaboo will remain his playing time. The threes will certainly help (assuming no major dip in efficiency), but he’ll find his minutes capped in the mid-20s until he significantly improves as a defender. He was rendered unplayable in the first round, averaging just 9.0 minutes per game against the speedy Rockets. His three point efficiency actually took a dip this year, as he shot just 5-of-38 this season after shooting 10-of-21 the year prior. Unless he makes some serious strides, it won’t be enough to move him into the top-100 for fantasy purposes.