Oladipo is averaging 23-5-4 with terrific percentages and Indy is 10-8. He might be on pace for an all star berth.
I'm in the camp that this should reflect poorly on what it's like to play with Russell Westbrook.
Here's the thing.
Oladipo last year in Orlando
33 mpg - 16 p, 4.8 r, 3.9 a, 1.6 s, 0.8 b, 2.1 t, 2.4 f, 47.5% 2PT, 34.8% 3PT, 83% FT
Oladipo one year in Oklahoma City
33.2 mpg - 15.9 p, 4.3 r, 2.6 a, 1.2 s, 0.3 b, 1.8 t, 2.3 f, 49.1% 2PT, 36.1% 3PT, 75.3% FT
So, Oladipo shot a lot better in Oklahoma City and scored about the same amount. His rebounding went down nominally and his assists dropped a large amount. He wasn't blocking shots or getting steals as well, but also wasn't turning it over and committing as many fouls. What that says to me, is Oladipo has continued to take a natural progression and showed improvement in the areas you would expect (and had his totals decrease in areas that Westbrook dominated).
This year, Oladipo is the #1 scoring option and is getting a lot more shots and is hitting 3's at a great percentage, though has taken a step back from 2. His FT% is back up to where it was. He is getting more rebounds, assists, steals, and blocks as well, but is also turning it over and committing more fouls. Those are all things you would expect when you go from a #2 option to a #1 option. when his 3PT% drops back down to earth, his overall numbers will be almost identical to what he was in OKC (with a few more shots a game and an extra assist or so).