As proven, Foyle is indeed a good horse.
During the low post defense against Yao Ming, he avoids jumping unless necessary, not only charging Yao enough "passage fees," but most importantly, this good horse doesn't even need grass.
Throughout his career, Foyle's offensive ability is approximately zero.
So once he's on the court, offensively, he is only responsible for setting screens for players without the ball, without needing Qin Yue to feed him for any emotional value. (Someone's inner voice: Look at him, Kwame!)
Although Foyle's presence inevitably shrinks the Warriors' offensive space, during the game, Little Deng Liwei almost single-handedly covered the running distance of two perimeter players.
Foyle's lack of offensive skills is not a concern.
As long as Little Deng Liwei keeps running, Foyle's diligent screens are enough for Qin Yue to find the elusive Little Deng Liwei.
On the court, it's a Warriors' offensive turn.
