Eric Fanning brings scoring pop, size, and versatility on the wing
Fanning profiles as a productive, multi-dimensional guard/wing whose value goes beyond box-score scoring: he has shown he can carry offensive load, rebound well for his position, and contribute as a steady two-way piece. Earlier in his career, he posted a 20.5-point, 5.3-rebound, 2.8-assist season in high school, and later at Boston University he was described as the team’s leading scorer in his second season, with the ability to pick up rebounding slack. That combination of size, skill, and production makes him a fit for teams needing a tough, versatile perimeter scorer who can impact multiple facets of the game.[1][4]
