Tate was an overseas veteran that came to the NBA in 2020 and has provided nice play for the Rockets, despite them winning very few games over his first three seasons. Tate's minutes have declined each season as the Rockets have added talent through their rebuild, but he is still a regular part of the rotation. Tate rebounds well on the offensive end, is a solid multi-positional defender, and overall just makes winning plays on both ends. Tate could improve his outside shot, as he's only a 31% three-point shooter, and defenses tend to be fine with leaving him open. He has finished well enough at the rim to make him a fairly efficient offensive player. He's very left-hand dominant, and if his recent struggles are due to teams keying into that more, that could be an issue going forward. There's little doubt in my mind that Tate can be a solid role player, but I'm not sure how much more than that he can be. His lack of outside shooting ability could be a problem in the playoffs, as teams may just ignore him, but at worst Tate should be able to provide value in the regular season. Tate will be almost 30 years old as a free agent in 2025, so this might be his best chance at one last decent contract.