Backcourt Summer Stock Risers

Jamin does all the little things well that don't show up in the box score. He relocates along the perimeter for drivers to find him on catch-and-shoot threes. His feet are set on the catch with no wasted movement. When Jamin attacks off the bounce, he drives baseline with drift passes into the corners to return the favor, finding open shooters. Often one of if not the smallest players on the floor, Martin is deceptively tough. He sneaks his way to the hoop and finishes well through contact. Martin should get a massive amount of open looks from three if the Cavaliers choose to play inside-out between [player_tooltip player_id='1956869' first='Kuol' last='Deng'] and [player_tooltip player_id='1956868' first='Chol' last='Kiir'].     The unsigned senior has been through the wars over the course of his career. He's a tough stat sheet stuffer that maybe didn't get quite as much recognition as he deserved over the course of his career. Berry racked up 12.6 points, 5.2 rebounds, 5.6 assists and 2.5 steals per game as a senior. He's a heady penetrator that finishes in the lane but also knows when to dish off once defenses surround him. Berry is a steady scorer from all levels. His activity level and willingness to play both sides of the ball gives him value.     QB1 is a distributor with a mindset to score as well. He's a physical lefty. He uses his strength and body control when getting to the basket. Knapp likes to pull-up from the mid-range. RJ uses his cannon of an arm when outletting to ignite fastbreaks, accurately delivering touchdown passes to teammates on fly routes.     Rasinski is a hustler. He moves well without the ball to get open. He knocks down open shots when given the chance. Tyler competes on the backboards and has a deceptively quick first step. Rasinski holds his own on defense, guarding his yard.     The strong body combo-guard loves to shoot the three. He's most efficient off the catch, but he is a threat to launch off the dribble as well. Fine tuning his shot selection and expanding his playmaking for others will elevate his stock heading into his senior season. Jaden is at his best when he's not only stretching the floor with his three-point shot, but being aggressive downhill using his strength to finish at the rim.