The Clippers try out a forward super scorer who might become a contender for a two-way contract?

According to statistics from Hoopshype reporter Alberto De Roa, a senior player Tyson Degenhart, who previously played for Boyce State, has held a trial training for the Los Angeles Clippers.

Degenhart was born in October 2002 and is 22 years old, 203cm tall and weighs 107kg. He is a player with outstanding personal abilities on the offensive end. In the NCAA game this season, Degenhart made a total of 37 appearances, averaging 33.5 minutes per game, averaging 18.3 points, 6.1 rebounds, 1.6 assists, 0.6 steals and 0.2 blocks, and 1.4 turnovers and 2.2 fouls. His shooting percentage was 52.6%, three-point shooting percentage was 34.9%, and free throw shooting percentage was 79.7%. With his outstanding performance this season, Degenhart was shortlisted for the first team of the Mountain West League and the best team of the Mountain West League Championship, which is also the greatest recognition of his performance. Under Degenhart's leadership, Boyce State University has achieved a record of 26 wins and 11 losses this season, which also shows that his ability to lead the team is quite outstanding.

Degenhart is a very eye-catching person on the offensive end. He has excellent scoring ability and rich offensive methods. He can score in various ways, and he can maintain excellent offensive efficiency. This is not easy. Not only that, Degenhart actually has certain passing ability and support ability, and he has very comprehensive functions on the offensive end. However, Degenhart is very limited in his defensive end. He is not a very good defender. He is also relatively average in moving speed. He will also encounter trouble when encountering fast players. Degenhart is also obviously lacking in athletic ability, and his age is obviously a little older, so his future development space is relatively limited.

Judging from the current situation, Degenhart's draft market is very average, and he should be highly likely to become a undraft in the next NBA draft. But on the other hand, Degenhart's all-round ability on the offensive end is also there, and he is also a very mature player. In this case, even if Degenhart ends up as a undraft, he may attract the attention of some teams or even become a potential contender for two-way contracts. Judging from the current situation, Degenhart has also completed trial training for the Detroit Pistons and the Sacramento Kings. I wonder how Degenhart's trial training in these teams is. Will he be favored by one of the teams and have the chance to appear in the NBA next season?