a high-minute, two-way forward who spaces the floor
Keshawn Justice has built value as a durable, high-usage wing/forward with proven college production and pro-ready shooting touch. In 2024-25 with the Salt Lake City Stars, he averaged 12.1 points, 4.4 rebounds, and 2.0 assists in 30.6 minutes while hitting 40.5% from three, a sign he can stretch defenses and keep the floor open.[1] At Santa Clara, he left as the school’s games-played leader and brought steady, versatile minutes, which points to reliability, toughness, and a low-maintenance fit for teams needing a disciplined connector more than a pure shot-creator.[7][2]
