Tommie McCune brings length, athleticism, and a proven scoring burst for Oakland
McCune’s most useful trait is his blend of size and mobility: Oakland’s roster notes called him a "very long and athletic" forward who improved his 3-point shooting by 15% from his sophomore to junior season, and ESPN lists him at 5.2 points and 3.0 rebounds per game with 43.3% shooting in recent stats. That profile matters because he can stretch the floor, defend multiple frontcourt spots, and give a team a versatile, energy-driven option rather than just a low-post body. His earlier Oakland stretch also showed he can spike into big-production games, including a 23-point, 8-rebound outing in 2014.[8][3][1]
