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[QUOTE="Niastri, post: 5759689, member: 722"]
I was looking around the Internet for more video and information on Mahmutovič.

I found Givony referring to him as a little less athletic, but also saw that he was recorded with a 35.25" vertical.

[B]Source of the 35+ inch measurement:[/B] The [B]35.25-inch vertical[/B] comes from physical testing conducted at the [URL='https://www.nbadraft.net/players/mark-morano-mahmutovic/']2024 Basketball Without Borders (BWB) Europe camp[/URL], an event organized by the NBA and FIBA. This is a "max vertical" (likely with a run-up) and is considered an [B]official testing number[/B].

Givony is comparing him to other NBA wings... a 35 inch vertical is actually somewhat mundane in that grouping. The highest vertical leaps in NBA history are in the 4 foot range. Several current players are in the 43 to 44 inch vertical.

Still Mahmutovič, with that athleticism, seems big enough to play a stretch 4 for us, at 6'7, 205 lbs. Forcing opposing teams to guard his 49% three-point shooting with power forwards seems like a fun time for Orange fans.
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