Yaxel Lendeborg is the kind of player that makes every roster he touches better. At 6’10” in shoes with a 7’4” wingspan and a 9’0” standing reach, Lendeborg brings a rare combination of length, shooting, and switchability that every contender in the league is looking for. He guarded one through five at Michigan this season — disrupting ball handlers with his length, protecting the rim as a weakside shot blocker, and staying attached enough in space to contest on the perimeter. On offense, the floor spacing is real. 37.6% from three on genuine volume, with a 43.8% clip on unguarded catch-and-shoot looks. High release. Balanced base. A reliable right elbow pull-up that gives him a second scoring option when the shot isn’t falling from deep. And when he gets downhill, he’s a 68.5% finisher at the rim with elite grab-and-go instincts off the offensive glass. The P&R defense as the big needs work and he isn’t going to create off the bounce at the next level. But as a switchable, shooting bi...