Gentry is a frontcourt prospect we’ll be interested to follow as his game continues to take shape. He has the type of activity level that can make him useful in a variety of situations, whether that means crashing the glass, creating space for teammates or taking advantage of opportunities around the basket. We also like the way he can stay involved without needing the offense to run through him. His ability to sprint the floor and capitalize on chances in transition adds another layer to his game. With continued development Gentry has a chance to become a dependable interior piece who consistently finds ways to contribute

Gentry showed a strong understanding of how to impact the game without needing constant touches. He rebounded well, set effective screens and stayed ready to attack when working out of high low actions. On the block he consistently worked to create space and separation, giving himself opportunities to score inside. His activity carried into transition, where he ran the floor hard and found easy scoring chances. Gentry’s willingness to do the dirty work while staying involved offensively gave him a valuable presence in the frontcourt