Just use your eyeballs.
My eyeballs are telling me that Smart has zero offensive game other than launching up threes and hoping some of them stick. Also, looking on how he has zero offensive game is telling me that it's going to be very hard for him to develop one down the road. We're looking at Tony Allen with a less atrocious three-point shot here, folks, not Chauncey Billups or Gary Payton.
I think that's just being unfair. He's obviously improved his pick and roll play, especially as the ball handler. Considering that he's 21 years old and has barely played 80 NBA games, it's a complete cop out to throw him under the bus as a slightly better shooting Tony Allen.
There are solid foundations there on offense. His passing, his timing, his anticipation.
To ignore his excellent court vision and some of the amazing passes he makes seems like you've got an agenda against him.
I'm assuming you didn't like the pick and still don't?
Nothing personal but I really think it's a huge over reaction to say he'll never be more than a not so horrid shooting Tony Allen.
Some passing:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hV_aNQV1heEhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f11VgvAbBqQHe hasn't had much opportunity, but he's solid in the post vs other guards, and as earlier mentioned, his pick and roll ball handling is really improving- it's only going to get better.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGo-SnJnURUTony Allen couldn't dream of executing the dribble and floating/pull up jumper @ 1 min 7 seconds:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCw7FEtj0OIHis triple double 3 weeks ago; if you didn't catch it during the game, check out his sweet control as the BH in the pick and pop with KO at 4 min 18 seconds:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkyLZ5n5I2ITony Allen has never had a triple double by the way.
In fact he hasn't even had 10 double doubles.
Smart is, and will be, the far better player. We don't know what his ceiling is yet because he's only just scratched the surface and once our guard log jam is cleared up Stevens will give him even more freedom.
Just wait till he gets a summer of pick and roll/ball handling practice in this offseason.
In his second season he's in the running (as an underdog) for all defensive NBA honors and his impact on the floor is enormously positive on both ends.
Dude is special.