Enes Kanter has been bad defensively.
Obviously bad.
Historically bad.
Atrociously bad.
I get it. I've seen the evidence. I've digested the stats. And after the Thunder signed him to a four-year, $70 million deal earlier this week, I've heard the wailing and teeth gnashing from some Oklahoma City faithful who grew weary of the conga line to the hoop late last season.