Yes, like his third season when he averaged almost 14/9 off the bench. Or when he had all those double-doubles as Boozer's injury replacement. Maybe I stretched it a year too far, although he was a joy to watch as he developed. Seemed like he went after every loose ball and rebound. Last season was painful. Not all of that is his fault. And maybe my disillusionment with Millsap is misdirected after the Portland contract fiasco, when his agents told the Jazz Paul didn't want them to match the offer.
Of course, Paul is such a dominant player, Atlanta decided to bench him in favor of Ayon.
I always hated how Millsap's #'s barely budged during his final year when he had to deal with Alfense, had no point guard, and carried the load of teaching Hayward side pnr.
I'm happy for him being out of the toxic spotlight of hateful Utah fans.