Zach Garber gives Toledo a steady, high-floor big man with efficient rebounding and finishing
Garber’s value is in reliability: in his listed Toledo production, he’s a **48.9% field-goal shooter** with **3.3 points** and **3.2 rebounds** per game, suggesting a compact, low-mistake role as a bench center rather than a featured scorer.[4][2] At **6-9**, he brings size and interior presence, and reports frame him as a dependable rotational piece who can help with physicality and board work.[2][6] If you need a center who can plug gaps, defend the paint, and not hijack possessions, he looks like a sensible fit.[2][4]
