Connor Crabtree offers size, shooting upside, and a proven scoring touch when healthy
Crabtree is a **6-6 guard** whose value is tied to his versatility, perimeter shooting, and efficient scoring when he has stayed on the floor. In the 2018-19 season at Tulane, he averaged **7.1 points** and shot **36.7% from three**; at Richmond, he showed touch at the line and enough scoring pop to contribute in short spurts, but his recent seasons have been interrupted by hand injuries, including a right pinkie fracture that ended one season early. If you want a long, multi-positional backcourt piece with real shooting ability, he is worth a look; the big question is durability and consistent availability.[1][2]
