Max Egner brings size, rebounding, and hustle to the frontcourt
In the 2021-22 season at St. Francis Brooklyn, Max Egner flashed a useful frontcourt profile: he played in 10 games, posted a 19-point, 14-rebound double-double against Medgar Evers, and earned NEC Academic Honor Roll recognition[2]. Listed at 6-6/209 in that season’s game notes, he projects as a physically engaged forward who can rebound, finish around the rim, and give a team energy minutes; later international stats also show a player with modest usage, decent free-throw touch, and a low-turnover style[2][3][4]. If you want a steady glue guy rather than a high-usage scorer, he looks like the kind of fit coaches love to stash in the rotation[2][4].
