Louis Monroe gives Boyce a low-volume, high-motor guard option
In the 2025-26 season, Monroe has been a limited-usage guard so far, with 2 points in 14 minutes in his lone logged game, but the early read is that he brings activity on the defensive end and a willingness to do the little things rather than hunt shots.[1][2] At 6’0”/guard-sized, he projects more as a connector than a primary creator, so the fit question is whether your team needs a steady floor piece who can defend, compete, and keep the offense organized rather than a high-usage scorer.[1][2]
