Ukrainian 7 feet high Alex Len was born June 16, 1993. Len just finished the second year in Maryland and was a potential pick design for the 2013 NBA draft.
There are no players in this country that make a bigger leap between expensive seasons and both of them than Alex Len. Unfortunately, the repair was overshadowed by a teammate who was less than a star. This season, the native of Ukraine averaged 12 points, eight rebounds and two blocks at 53 percent shooting. At the next level, with guards who can shoot the ball and control the tempo of the game, it can be a much better player.
Len has a combination of size, athletic, and rare skills. Not much 7’1, 255-pound center with 7’3 wingspan in the NBA. There are even fewer who have the ability to influence the game on both sides of the ball.
After adding more than 25 pounds of muscles in this offseason, he returned to school with a size to finish above anyone in college. He has his best game against high level competition, with 23 points and 12 rebounds against Nerlens Noel and Kentucky and 19 points and nine rebounds against Mason Plumlee and Duke.
