Stretch forward from Sweden with legit spacing chops
In the 2001-02 and 2002-03 seasons, Providence’s 6-foot-7 Swedish forward Christopher Anrin brought a true floor-spacing edge, including a .364 three-point clip in 2001 and a 5.8-point, 1.7-rebound average in 30 games as a sophomore[3][4]. He looks like a fit for teams that value size, shooting gravity, and experienced frontcourt depth; his differentiator is a classic stretch-forward profile rather than high-usage scoring, and his early-career production suggests a reliable role player who can make defenses pay for leaving him open[3][4].
