“That I can be a three-and-D, that I can fit into any role,” said Tyson. “They put me at point [guard], they’ve got me playing a little bit of point.  I play point, I play guard, I play wing. Just showing that I can fit in multiple ways and  show the front office and the coaching staff how I can fit in with the team coming in when it comes up to training camp.”

Versatility is important, especially for young players, to help them find the best role on the team and get minutes. It’s great to see that Tyson has received an opportunity to showcase that adaptability on the floor.