Kjay Bradley Jr. gives San Diego a steady, two-way backcourt spark
In the 2024-25 season, Kjay Bradley Jr. was San Diego’s engine: 14.5 points, 3.5 assists, and 1.7 steals per game in 20 appearances, with a knack for creating off the dribble and making plays on both ends. He’s a good fit for teams that value a competitive, high-motor guard who can shoulder real usage, attack the lane, and create turnovers, though the 3-point shot was inconsistent (29.7% in 2024-25).
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Percentile among I Guards — a longer bar ranks higher
| Games | 20 |
| Points | 290 |
| Rebounds | 54 |
| Assists | 69 |
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