Gritty, multi-use guard with real glue-guy value
Mike Laster profiles as a tough, versatile backcourt piece whose value goes beyond box-score scoring: in his Ohio career he logged 93 games, 17 starts, and 335 points, while later college stats show he can contribute across the board as a rebounder and secondary playmaker[4][3]. The scouting read is a steady, gritty guard who competes hard and fits best as a low-usage connector rather than a primary creator; that makes him appealing if you want reliability, physicality, and bench-to-role flexibility rather than high-volume offense[1][4].
