Nah, he'd play the same way he does now, only difference is PF's would have to check him. He's had a lot of success playing it the last few games, it's a small sample size but it's been putting teams in some really bad situations. Blake looked completely lost trying to defend him, the Raps had no answer for it too, when you put him out there with Middleton/Snell perimeter it means that the PF is always guarding someone away from the rim. With as much as he handles the ball and the fact he has legitimate PF size, it makes the most sense to me to play him at the 4, there are less players at that position capable of guarding him. If you built the team with that in mind and drafted an SF that can handle the ball and shoot the three it's an even more devastating attack because the opposing PF would always have to guard someone that can handle.
