6-9 floor-spacer with sneaky pop: Yulian Ramirez-Montero gives Kansas City size and shooting
In the 2023-24 season, Yulian Ramirez-Montero played 18 games for Kansas City and averaged 4.6 points and 1.6 rebounds in 11.4 minutes, while shooting 36.5% from three and 84.6% at the line.[1][4] The appeal is obvious: a 6-9 forward who can stretch the floor, chip in steals and assists, and bring a young, high-effort inside-out skill set that can fit modern spacing lineups.[1][4] He’s more complementary piece than featured scorer right now, but that shooting touch and versatility make him a tidy fit for teams needing frontcourt floor balance.[1][2][4]
