Lish’s smooth lefty stroke kept defenders honest, and that was on display in both 3 on 3 and 5’s. He spaced the floor by knocking down threes and moved well without the ball, creating gravity and opening lanes for teammates. Lish is comfortable as a set shooter but also attacked in isolation. Lish showcased himself as a polished perimeter threat whose shooting ability translates in any lineup, and I hope that he locks in on that and starts hunting scoring opportunities. 

Lish put together an impactful performance, showing why he’s such a valuable piece on both ends of the floor. Offensively, he was a true scoring threat from all over—knocking down perimeter shots, pulling up in the mid range, and finishing strong at the rim. He didn’t just score, he played a selfless, team first game by setting hard, well timed screens that freed up his teammates and kept the offense flowing. On the glass, Lish was relentless, crashing the boards and consistently boxing out to secure rebounds and limit second chance opportunities for the opponent. Defensively, he made his presence known in the paint, coming up with key blocks and altering shots at the rim. His energy, physicality, and versatility on both ends gave his team a steady, all around contributor who could be counted on in big moments