ATL’s Mouhamed Gueye could turn some heads if given proper chances.

Czech Republic’s Vit Krejci signed a multi-year deal to join the league in 2021 - young role player who’s learning the NBA game in “real time.”

Gonzaga’s Corey Kispert is nothing short of a deadeye outside shooter.

Noah Clowney: 21st overall pick outta ‘Bama: 6’10 four - opportunity to acclimate at an even pace in Brooklyn.

Michigan’s Kobe Bufkin: lefty scoring prospect is a treat to watch.

Trendon Watford: very talented, undrafted player - former 5-star HS prospect & McDonald’s All-American.

Haywood Highsmith: 6’5 (all-around) forward.

Drafted 10th overall outta Stanford in 2021, Ziaire Williams is evolving his game while playing an instrumental role on a rebuilding team.

Day’Ron Sharpe: 6’10 F/C with a penchant for grabbing boards and scoring on the inside.

Terance Mann is an all-around, two-way playmaker.

A late-bloomer outta USC, De’Anthony Melton makes a mark as a “breakstarter” & utility shutdown guy.

6’9 guard-forward w/ a funky game, starred at USC as a do-it-all playmaker.

Jordan Walsh’s two-way tendencies could make him a fan favorite in Boston.

Sacramento’s Neemias Queta: 1st NBA Player from Portugal - will be brought along to impose fear as a momentum-shifting shot-blocker/Watch DOG.

Sam Hauser: valuable shooter who converted his 2Way contract after year 1.

Xavier Tillman Sr: ready-made role player outta Michigan State.

Nick Smith Jr. incorporates a flowy sort of style that allows him to decide what he wants (to do) in that exact moment.

Australia’s Josh Green brings energy & excitement to Charlotte.

Grant Williams has Star UnderDOG written all over him - developing into a special role player.

Dalen Terry’s an excellent addition to Chicago’s lineup: 6’7 wing who galvanizes whatever group he’s part of.

Versatility is the name of the game for Chicago’s Patrick Williams, a promising forward w/ high two-way potential.

Tre Jones is coming along at a very nice pace: highly skilled playmaker who knows what it takes to lead.

Drafted 10th overall outta Maryland (in 2020), Jalen Smith provides two-way services in the Association.

A bulldog defender & playmaker outta West Virginia, Jevon Carter has a high basketball IQ.

The 10th overall selection in 2017, Zach Collins fits right in as a versatile center.

Emoni Bates: former prep phenom turned unheralded prospect.

Isaac Okoro: varied defender: disciplined v. multiple positions.

Former Utah State star Sam Merrill is an excellent floor spacer who can get his own bucket.

Javonte Green’s a strong utility wing who makes a mark w/ explosiveness & activity on defense.

Ty Jerome has the skill to become a key distributor/ignitor off the bench.

DEAN Wade: an undrafted forward outta Kansas State - seems to always provide valuable minutes.

Montreal’s Olivier-Maxence Prosper aka “O-Max”: one of the top, late-round prospects in the Association.

Max Christie’s game features so much promise.

Former Arizona Wildcat Brandon Williams signed w/ Trail Blazers with a couple months left in the ’21-’22 season and took tremendous advantage of his playing time - savvy, shot-creating 1.

Texas’s Kai Jones is a special athlete at the five spot, likes to get out and finish in the break.

Naji Marshall: slashing forward w/ defensive ability.

1/2 of the Martin twins, Caleb’s an underrated scorer & defender on the wing - can hit a variety of buckets off the dribble - breakout star of Miami’s 2023 postseason run.

Peyton Watson: former 5-star prospect outta UCLA - energetic as a stopper, tries to make momentum-shifting plays.

Zeke Nnaji: center w/ three-level scoring potential.

Drafted in 2017, Vlatko Cancar finally joined Denver in the 2019-2020 season - solid, all-around forward.

Dario Saric has great versatility at 6’10: important frontcourt player when healthy.

Marcus Sasser: an outside-scoring combo guard outta Houston.

Lindy Waters III: undrafted forward w/ a scientific jumper.

Isaiah Stewart’s a skilled, bruising big who’s not afraid to mix it up.

Paul Reed is a bit overlooked: active, hybrid big w/ some inside-out scoring - consistently has the upper hand in terms of a speed + athleticism advantage.

Malik Beasley: a two-way wing who can cash different types of triples & features naturally impressive athleticism.

Moses Moody is very, very underrated: big, multi-dimensional two guard (6’6) with a more than respectable attack from different levels on the court.

JD Davison is really an eye-catching athlete at the 1 spot: special dunker w/ a ridiculous vertical attack.

Australian import Jock Landale is a versatile finisher at the five spot.

Good role player: Jae’Sean Tate makes a difference as a defender, rebounder & tempo-pusher.

Josh Okogie is a defensive wing w/ excellent length, anticipation & intangibles.

The youngest Holiday bro, Aaron has great craftiness & skill at lead guard.

Ben Sheppard: three-point shooting/outside scoring is the name of the game.

Indiana’s Isaiah Jackson resembles the prototype for “complete,” big man finishers - able to convert lobs up top & short rolls, budding shooter from beyond the arc.

A former five-star HS prospect, Thomas Bryant has a lot of talent as a hybrid big.

Dominick Barlow: the first Overtime Elite alum to ever play in the NBA.

Amir Coffey: big, lefty wing able to handle & make noise in the open court.

Drew Eubanks does well in his role as an interior defender/rebounder/scorer off the bench.

Kris Dunn’s a strong defender w/ a keen sense to create.

Gabe Vincent’s value is at an all-time high: headstrong PG, capable from anywhere beyond the arc.

Jaxson Hayes is an incredible athlete at the 5 spot - catch & finisher/rim protector.

A Native of Japan, Rui Hachimura’s game is offense-oriented.

Matisse Thybulle is one of the league’s toughest wing defenders.

A German import, Maxi Kleber is a hybrid, 4/5 able to step out & score + convert shots between the lines.

Jarred Vanderbilt possesses lots of natural talent & athleticism, yet hustles & values dirty work.

Shake Milton is a big, versatile guard with sheer size & scoring potential as his standout attributes.

Memphis’s John Konchar (aka “Jitty”) is always ready to provide quality minutes.

Marvin Bagley III is a quick, springy lefty who moves like a small forward.

Luke Kennard can put the ball in the basket, has made his name as a sniper & outside scorer.

A 2024 All-Rookie First-Teamer, Miami’s Jaime Jaquez Jr. was a perfect match for MIA’s impeccable culture: tough, fiery forward - adds size, scoring, connective play for Coach Spo.

Serbia’s Nikola Jović landed w/ a great organization for development - should make a nice impact in Miami.

Ryan Rollins could be a keeper in Milwaukee.

Andre Jackson Jr. is a hyper-athletic puzzle piece.

An accurate outside shooter w/ an air-tight handle: AJ Green has plenty of maneuvers to get his shot off - has a sort of “unblockable” high release on his J.

Jericho Sims: another Longhorn big with high upside in the league.

UNC’s Cole Anthony is a crafty combo guard w/ a tight dribble.

Taurean Prince has developed into a varied threat at his position.

Luka Garza: highly decorated college player (at Iowa) w/ a deft touch on the inside.

Bones Hyland can hoop: instant-offense combo guard who always puts forth a spirited effort on the court.

Nickeil Alexander-Walker is a guard to watch out for: upside as a long-term, two-way playmaker.

2023 National Champ Jordan Hawkins is just what the doctor ordered for New Orleans: another movement shooter (to pair alongside Trey Murphy III) who can find his way around screens, spot up & fire from deep however much he pleases.

Grand Theft Alvarado: Jose’s a highly competitive PG who provides an important energy shift whenever he’s in the lineup.

A true go-getter offensively: Brandon Boston Jr. is always in attack mode.

Saddiq Bey has game: valuable wing who can really get a bucket.

A 2018 second-rounder, Mitchell Robinson is a great athlete w/ incredible instincts (& explosion) as a shot-blocker & on the glass.

Ousmane Dieng: 6’10 wing outta France - game isn’t completely defined yet but Dieng oozes skill.

OKC’s Cason Wallace: no-nonsense hybrid guard outta Kentucky.

Jaylin Williams (aka Jay Will) really holds it down for Coach Mark Daigneault.

Isaiah Joe: deadly outside shooter (at two-guard): one of the game’s best marksmen.

Kenrich Williams bet on himself: turned down late 2nd-round offers & 2Way deals to earn full-time NBA spot.

A 7’0 German pivot, Isaiah Hartenstein is a former G League MVP who’s found a strong role in the league.

Jett Howard’s a 6’7 forward who projects as an authentic, league bucket-getter.

Well-rounded attack, though Goga doesn’t shy away from tendencies you’d see in a traditional big.

A 6'10 wing, Orlando's Jonathan Isaac is a jolt in the lineup when available.

The 17th pick in 2023, Jalen Hood-Schifino is hoping to earn his place in the NBA.

Nick Richards: momentum-shifting pivot who makes spectacular plays as a finisher & shot-blocker.

1/2 of the Martin twins, Cody makes his greatest mark as a defender & finisher.

Bol Bol is a unique, new wave 7-footer.

Damion Lee: a scoring wing w/ good athleticism and a reliable jumper.

A 6’2 playmaker from Iowa State, Monte Morris has the ability to generate clean looks for himself & teammates.

Royce O’Neale: an all-around wing who trends towards defense & hustle.

Grayson Allen provides spot-up shooting & transition finishing in the league.

Portland’s Kris Murray: a former late-first rounder w/ a lefty touch from multiple zones.

A 6’7 wing outta Nebraska, Bryce McGowens’s game could really open up w/ more opportunity .

Dalano Banton’s a diamond in the rough: second-round prospect with great playmaking potential.

Keon Ellis: former 2Way player who put in work to earn his way in SacTown.

The 20th overall pick in 2020, Precious Achiuwa is a gifted, athletic big w/ some perimeter skills.

1/2 of SA’s youthful (backcourt), scoring duo, Malaki Branham’s an impressive, 6’5 scorer/playmaker - trouble for the opposition offensively - quick “push” shot that isn’t swayed by a tough close out.

1/2 of SA’s youthful, (backcourt) scoring duo, Blake Wesley’s a gifted guard prospect who can explode to the hole and find pull-up jumpers after utilizing his handle.

Charles Bassey’s a powerful, 6’11 C w/ a dominant, two-way framework.

Sandro Mamukelashvili: multi-talented lefty big w/ inside-out touch.

Jordan McLaughlin aka “J-Mac” is a cerebral play initiator.

Undrafted outta Vandy, Luke Kornet is a true 7-footer with range & rim protection.

Chris Boucher’s a two-way hybrid big: stretches the floor & excels as a shot-blocker.

Oscar Tshiebwe is a complete monster on the boards - one of the most productive young rebounders to enter the league in a while.

Jaden Springer: young PG w/ a real, two-way foundation to his attack.

KJ Martin: ridiculously athletic forward whose specialty is elite transition finishing.

Svi Mykhailiuk is a very fluid offensive talent w/ catch-and-shoot, spot-up, & “off the bounce” shooting abilities.