Definitely! Skal still needs a ton of work. He is really far behind in competitive basketball experience. He already has elite level touch. Now he needs to catch up the rest of his game to that touch. Particularly his handle and his defensive fundamentals closing out on the perimeter.
Skal still has a long way to go. The intriguing thing for me at least is that he is coming along pretty quickly and the fact that he hasn't played competitive basketball for that long, it indicates that there is some real upside and potential there.
I like his offensive game a lot. He has the post game, a mid range game and will extend that range to 3. Apparently he has been hitting 3s regularly in practice with ease so it is only a matter of time before that translates into a game setting.
He absolutely must get stronger in order to fully utilize his offensive talent. The post game while its there, it's not as effective because he gets pushed off the block easily. I think this will come in time. Generally speaking, players have their breakout years in their 3rd NBA season so Skal has the rest of this year and the whole of next season to work on reaching his potential.
if he keeps improving at this pace for the next couple of season, he will eventually get to the stage where he will face double teams and team defenses that hone in on him to make him less effective. How he handles that will determine how good of a player he will be. If he can start recognizing those things early and creating for his team mates from those situations, then he really could reach that All-Star level. I think the talent could be there but there is still a LOT of work to do for him to get them. A LOT of work.