NBA TWO-WAY TALENTS

It's easy to see why Kawamura is a fan favorite, but that makes it easy to forget how talented of a player he is. The little guard is wicked smart with the ball in his hands and can change the energy of games when he’s on the court. He averaged 8.1 assists to just 2.4 turnovers per 36 last season with Chicago.

Sharp is a giant of a man who uses his size to make a meaningful impact, especially as a shot blocker. He won 2025-26 G League Defensive Player of the Year. His offensive game is limited, but that could be hidden in a minimized role.

A versatile wing with a nice lefty jumper, Stewart has numerous paths to success at the pro level. The Presbyterian product averaged 9.0 points with the Wisconsin Herd in 2025-26.

Injury concerns led to McCullar falling to the 56th pick in the 2024 draft. He has the potential to be one of the biggest steals of his class with his rugged two-way abilities. The Kansas product averaged 2.4 points in 21 games for the Knicks as a sophomore.

Nick Boyd gets buckets. He’s a blur with the ball in his hands and a fearless finisher who flips up layups over seven footers with street ball flair. Boyd was one of the best players in the Big Ten as a senior at Wisconsin, dropping 20.7 points a night.

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’s slowly been on the come-up since then, and with the Nets in 2025-26, he averaged career-highs in every major category except for steals.