Brown’s experienced 6-6 sharpshooting wing with a bounce-back scoring punch
In the 2016-17 season, Kyle Haber gave Brown a 6-6 perimeter threat who could stretch the floor, posting 2.3 points per game while shooting 50% from the field, though on limited minutes. His best calling card was a smooth three-point stroke and size that let him play bigger than a guard, with earlier Brown coverage noting a huge 17-point first half and five made threes in a 2015 exhibition. He also missed extended time in 2014-15 because of injury, so the upside is real—but the health and consistency questions matter too.
