2025 Draft Profile - Maxime Raynaud

The Ringer - May 27th: "He has many effective outlets in his game. His low center of gravity, ambidextrous post scoring, and great touch on overhanded shots in the middle of the paint make him a competitive force inside, but he’s also just as capable of stepping outside as a 3-point threat when he’s not directly involved in the play."

Kyle Boone - CBS Sports - May 23rd: "The center has remarkable movement skills for his size and can not only space the floor with his shot, but can put the ball on the deck and create. A rare skill for a player his size."

NBA Draft Room - May 22nd: "He’s a highly skilled and mobile 7-1 player who can handle the rock in the open court and is a high volume 3pt shooter. He plays a finesse game and isn’t a huge presence in the paint but he’s got time to get stronger and maybe find a mean-streak."

Kevin O'Connor - Yahoo! Sports - May 12th: "Raynaud has leveled up every year at Stanford, turning into a player who pops 3s, slashes to the rim with a smooth handle and makes eye-popping passes. As a talented passer who also offers solid defense, there’s little reason to think the Frenchman won’t carve out an NBA role."

NBA Draft Room - March 22nd: "Big and fundamentally sound, Raynaud has good handles and ball skills for a 7-footer. Moves well and has some big wing skills. Looks like he could fill a role in the NBA."

Jonathan Wasserman - Bleacher Report - March 11th: "His 20.1 points per game are coming off such a high level of offensive skill for a 7'1" big man. NBA teams will be drawn to his floor-spacing 1.8 threes per game, but the ability to attack closeouts and use the dribble have created more scoring versatility. And he continues to excel in the post with his footwork and touch over both shoulders."

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