Michael Gholston Jr. brings two-way guard value for the Roos
Gholston’s appeal is as a steady, versatile guard who can handle the ball, make plays for others, and chip in on both ends; in his Kansas City season, he started all 29 games and averaged 9.0 points, 3.7 rebounds, 3.7 assists, and 1.0 steal, with one game noted for 3 steals, showing active hands and competitive effort. He is not an efficiency monster—his shooting percentages were modest—but he looks like a glue-guy fit if you want a tough, team-oriented guard who can contribute without needing the offense built around him.
