efficient minutes-eater for Molloy with steady guard value
In the 2025-26 season, Raymond Kinnard has shown a compact, rotation-ready guard profile for Molloy, averaging 8 points, 3 rebounds and 2 assists in his first listed game while logging 25 minutes, a sign the staff trusts him to handle real possessions early.[1] The appeal is his balance: he can create a little offense, keep the ball moving, and give you backcourt minutes without drama. The current sample is small, but he already looks like a dependable, low-usage fit who can help a team that wants toughness, pace control, and a guard who won’t disappear when the game gets physical.[1][3]
