Ht/Wt: 6'10" / 210 lbs
Position: SF
Team: Ignite
Class: G League

2023 Draft Profile - Leonard Miller

Jonathan Wasserman - Bleacher Report - June 21st: "This time last year, Leonard Miller was seen as more of an idea than a surefire NBA pro. Now, he has a season’s worth of solid G League production, plus gradual improvement and an attractive combination of 6-foot-9 size and wing skills — all things that make him a first-round pick."

Kyle Irving - Sporting News - June 21st: "The 19-year-old really bought into his role with the Ignite this past season, showing his ability to make an impact as a high-energy forward on both sides of the ball."

Gary Parrish - CBS Sports - June 20th: "Miller had a nice season with the G-League Ignite, averaging 16.9 points and 10.1 rebounds as a 19 year-old playing against professionals. There's still a lot of development that needs to be done, but the physical tools to make it are all in place"

NBA Draft Room - May 16th: "Miller had a nice season for the Ignite, looking like a mid to late first rounder. Has developed into a high level rebounder and glue-guy."

John Fanta - Fox Sports - May 12: "Miller can play the wing at his size and he was one of the G League's best rebounders late in the season. His athleticism allows him to run the floor really well. The question areas: perimeter shooting and defense."

Tyler Byrum and Chase Hughes - NBC Sports - May 8th: "Miller is mobile for his size as a 6-foot-10 forward, with a knack for tough finishes around the rim. He's quick and strong and those traits show up in his post moves, when he rebounds and when he clogs passing lanes on the defensive end."

Bryan Kalbrosky - For the Win - May 5th: "He is tough to stop as the ball handler in transition and averaged 20.7 points and 12.9 rebounds with 2.3 assists, 1.0 steals, and 1.2 blocks per game during his 11 games in the G League after the All-Star break."

Jonathan Wasserman - Bleacher Report - Jan. 5th: "Miller's unpolished offense was evident at the G League Showcase, but he's been productive at 18-19 years old all season, giving teams enticing glimpses of scoring versatility with grab-and-go transition scoring, finishing on the move and spot-up threes."




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