Kayshon Boutte was among the loudest voices who consistently expressed his displeasure with the team and even the coaching during the year, and he wasn't often wrong. but didn't have the best awareness of when it was appropriate to air some dirty laundry. He often complained about his lack of usage on offense, which isn't entirely unheard of with wide receivers, so there wasn't much made of it.
Getting shots up won't be the problem. Getting Whitmore to buy in fully and compete at a high level every night is where the challenge might start. In Houston, Whitmore never seemed thrilled about his role and wasn't great at hiding his frustration with the inconsistent playing time he received in his two seasons under Ime Udoka. That's somewhat understandable; as a first-round pick, Whitmore should want to be on the floor and help his team.