Powerful frontcourt finisher with rim-protection upside
Alexander’s appeal is his size-and-strength package at **6-9, 245**, plus a reputation for **rebounding, shot blocking, and finishing through contact**—skills that made him a productive interior presence in college and later in the G League, where he posted **15.9 points and 7.9 rebounds per game** in career averages there.[7][19] The catch is context: his NBA sample was tiny, so he projects more as a **physical energy big** than a polished scorer or stretch threat, which means he fits best on a team needing board work, paint defense, and toughness rather than spacing or high-usage offense.[2][11][20]
