Greg Gainey brings efficient scoring and steady frontcourt production for UT Arlington
Gainey profiles as a dependable forward who can score efficiently and rebound without needing a high-usage offense around him: UT Arlington lists him at 6.8 points and 3.6 rebounds in 2012-13, while ESPN’s career snapshot shows 8.0 points, 3.8 rebounds and 48.4% shooting.[5][4] His value is less about flash than reliability—he was productive enough to earn starts and, in a 2013 win at Seattle, closed the game with eight straight Maverick points, which hints at some late-game toughness.[5][2] For a roster that needs a low-drama, rotation-ready forward, he looks like a fit.
