Mike Laster brings efficient two-way guard production and real shot-making punch
Laster profiles as a **reliable scoring guard** with enough all-around game to help a rotation immediately, backed by career college production that includes 6.3 points, 1.8 rebounds, and 0.7 assists per game with a 47.6% field-goal mark in ESPN’s player profile, while another stat aggregator lists him at 14.5 points per game with steady secondary numbers[7][1]. His appeal is less about flashy box-score stuffing and more about being a compact, proven contributor who can handle minutes, score efficiently, and fit into a team role without needing the ball constantly[7][4].
