NBA TWO-WAY TALENTS

Liddell was considered a first-round prospect by many back in 2022, but injuries led to him falling to the 41st pick and missing his entire rookie year. He hasn’t played many real minutes in his two healthy NBA campaigns, but has proved to be a defensive stalwart in the G League and Summer League.

Ryan has a translatable movement shooter skillset that could help him find comfort on an NBA floor. His upside is limited, but he has one of the higher floors of any G League prospect right now.

Williamson was a freshman at Loyola Chicago when they made their fateful NCAA tournament run in 2018. He played five years at the school before making the jump to the G League.

Whitehead, who was a first-round pick in 2023, is still just 21 years old. The young wing has proven he has a burner on him, and he has plenty of time to develop the rest of his game and become a solid role player.

Sanogo, who was the Most Outstanding Player of the 2023 NCAA tournament, can be a dominant force on the interior. He’s been one of the best per-minute rebounders in the NBA when he’s been on the court.

A sparky, athletic wing, Rhoden has had some nice stretches on both ends of the floor in his three NBA seasons. In 2024-25, he averaged 11.4 points for the Raptors.