Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has made leaps in both of his offseasons since entering the NBA.
Coming off his rookie year with the Los Angeles Clippers, he turned from a nice complementary option into the leading scorer of a playoff team. The next season, he went from one of the options of a very good offensive team to the only option of a very bad offensive team, and he was so good at it, the Oklahoma City Thunder were competitive and nearly .500 with him on the court.
Can he make the next leap of a cornerstone player? Can he turn into a superstar?
Here are three goals Gilgeous-Alexander should set for himself entering his fourth season in the NBA.
