the stretch-forward glue guy with veteran chops
Leyton Hammonds built his Oklahoma State case in the 2016-17 season by starting all 33 games, finishing with 8.1 points and 4.9 rebounds per game, and hitting 34.3% from three—an old-school, dependable forward who can space the floor and rebound without needing the spotlight.[1][3] He was praised for leadership and proved he could carry real offensive load in stretches, which matters if a team wants toughness, maturity, and a low-drama connector who understands his role.[11]
