Senior Bradley swingman who logs heavy minutes and protects the ball
Eastman was a trusted two-way veteran for Bradley in 2012-13, starting 34 of 35 games and ranking third on the team in minutes while posting a strong 1.9 assists-to-turnover ratio, which points to a disciplined, low-mistake perimeter option.[1] At 6'5", he profiles as a versatile guard/forward who can handle multiple roles, and his background as the son of longtime basketball coach Kevin Eastman suggests a polished feel for the game and strong fundamentals.[1][3] For a team, that makes him a fit if you want reliability, lineup flexibility, and mature decision-making rather than a pure high-usage scorer.[1][3]
