veteran sharpshooter who spaces the floor and knows where the net lives
Andino’s calling card is obvious and valuable: in the 2018-19 season, he averaged 10.3 points per game for Maryland Eastern Shore while logging 28.2 minutes and knocking down 38.0% of his threes, with an elite 87.1% at the line[1][6]. He’s a classic volume perimeter threat who can warp coverage, and earlier in his UMES career he showed real microwave upside by hitting nine 3-pointers in a 31-point game in 2017[13]. For a team needing shooting, spacing, and a proven older guard who has been productive in big minutes, he’s an easy fit; the tradeoff is that he’s more scorer than playmaker[1][6].
