Minnix’s combination of length and skill immediately pulls you in, as he’s taken strides over the last year. He had moments in Kansas City where he showed he could defend different skill sets in ball screens — whether switching onto perimeter players or handling both the ball and the roller at times. His length also showed up at the rim, where he was able to alter or turn away multiple shots, often keeping the ball in play and creating extra possessions for his team. Offensively, he was at his best as a face-up shooter and floor spacer who connected from range. From a rebounding standpoint, he wasn’t afraid to mix it up and pursue the basketball. As he continues to use his body and improve his positioning, you should see his rebounding take another step as well. With a sky-high ceiling, there’s no telling where he could be in another year of development. If he can continue to add weight and strength to his frame, it could help accelerate his growth on both ends of the floor.