energy forward who earned minutes by rebounding and defending
In the 2014-15 season, Garrett Moon was a bench spark for Eastern Washington, averaging 7.1 minutes, 1.2 points, and 1.5 rebounds while coach Beau Baldwin praised his “tremendous energy” and commitment to rebounding and defending. He’s the kind of role player who helps win possessions, not headlines: active, physical, and dependable in short bursts. If you need a rugged, low-ego forward who can bring hustle and board work, Moon fit that mold well. The catch? His statistical ceiling was modest, so he projected more as a glue guy than a featured scorer.
