Thomas Sorber

Sorber came up the ranks as a wide-bodied big man, but took his game to new levels by changing his body, improving his conditioning, and expanding his skill set. He’s still naturally broad, able to establish deep seals in the post, and very difficult to move or get around, but now better able to keep up with the pace of play. He has excellent hands that allow him to come up with tough catches and also serve him well on the glass (8 rebounds in 21.9 minutes per game in the EYBL regular season). He has good footwork, can turn both shoulders when deep enough in the post, and is just beginning to extend his shooting range out to the arc, albeit with a still relatively hard-ball. It remains to be seen if he can be more than a drop coverage defender, but he’s a deceptively good rim protector for someone who isn't overly bouncy (1.9 blocks).