Utah’s stretch-forward glue guy with a savvy all-around game
In the 2017-18 season, Tyler Rawson gave Utah a versatile frontcourt option: 10.9 points, 6.8 rebounds, 3.7 assists, and 37.3% shooting from three in 35 games, including 31.2 minutes per night[2][3]. At 6-10, he stood out as a skilled forward who could pass, space the floor, and rebound without needing the offense built around him[1][2]. For a team wanting a mature, high-IQ, multi-tool big who can fit into different lineups, he’s the kind of player coaches love because he does the little things that make everyone else look smarter[1][2].
