Beckett showed an intriguing blend as an interior presence who also brought perimeter shooting ability. The cleanest takeaway from his showing was the outside shot. He has size and can step away from the paint and make shots in his middle game and beyond the arc, and it changes how defenses have to guard him. His ability to pull a defender away from the paint and create room for guards and slashers to operate makes him a valuable piece on the floor. His shooting threat was clearly seen as one of the most advantageous components of his game. His profile becomes more projectable as he continue to develop pairing his outside shot with dependable second actions: catch, shoot, attack, or move it on time.