2027's Who Boosted Their Summer Stock

An explosive, high-motor guard who played every possession at full throttle. Urune brought relentless pressure to defenses with his nonstop downhill attacks. He was especially dangerous in transition, where his jet-like burst allowed him to collapse defenses before they could set. In the half court, he wasted no time getting downhill, his first step, particularly to the right, was lightning quick, allowing him to consistently get paint touches. His attacking mindset and aggressive style gave opposing backcourts problems all game.     [player_tooltip player_id='2555146' first='Shaqere' last='Kizzee'] is without question one of the summer's biggest stock risers. He's the definition of positional versatility, possessing the size, length, and skill to slide seamlessly from wing to post. In transition, he glides like a gazelle, using long, wiry strides to outpace defenders. As a stretch forward, Kizzee lets it fly with an unblockable release point and soft, accurate touch from all three levels, forcing rotations and punishing closeouts. Every time he stepped on the floor, the score went up substantially, whether by knocking down threes, finishing through contact, or cleaning up the glass.     A powerful 6'4” slasher who attacked the rim like a freight train. Robinson was an absolute handful in transition or off a straight-line drive, using his strength and explosiveness to overwhelm defenders. His two-foot bounce allowed him to elevate through or over contact, routinely finishing plays with force. He embraced contact with a fearless edge, throwing his weight around and making sure defenders felt him every time bodies collided. His physicality and leaping ability made him a dangerous finisher on every touch.     Vincent Green impacted games a high-IQ playmaker who showed impressive instincts as a facilitator. Whether it was a timely dribble handoff, a wrap-around dump-off, or a skip pass to a corner shooter, Green consistently delivered passes on time and in his teammates' shooting pockets. He showed excellent feel for where guys liked the ball and kept the offense flowing. As a shooter, Green feasted on second-chance kickouts and slow closeouts, knocking down threes with rhythm and confidence whenever defenders failed to recover in time.     [player_tooltip player_id='2350487' first='Drew' last='Guy'] changes the game as a tough, composed interior defender who stood tall against size mismatches. Guy showed impressive strength and physical discipline when switched onto bigger opponents, holding his ground without fouling. He didn't back down when battling for position in the post, using leverage and timing to disrupt shots or deny deep seals. His poise under pressure and ability to handle physical mismatches made him a dependable piece defensively.