Drew Eubanks is a forward-center for the Sacramento Kings, wearing number 24 and serving as a reserve big man in their frontcourt rotation. Born February 1, 1997, Eubanks is a US-born player who came out of Oregon State before entering the NBA. His draft status is not listed, reflecting a path into the league that required persistence through developmental stints before establishing a foothold at the professional level.
Through 46 games this season, Eubanks averages 13.3 minutes per game, producing 5.3 points, 3.1 rebounds, 0.7 blocks, and 0.5 assists per outing. His 51.8 percent field goal rate reflects efficient work around the rim, though his 29.3 percent free throw rate is a notable weakness in that area of his game. His three-point attempts are essentially negligible at this stage of his career. A minus-4.0 plus-minus suggests the Kings tend to struggle slightly with him on the floor, reinforcing his role as a depth option rather than a key contributor. For bettors, Eubanks is most relevant in points and rebounds prop markets, particularly in games where he draws a start or extended minutes due to frontcourt injuries. His consistent rim activity makes rebound and block totals worth monitoring when his projected minutes tick upward, though his limited free throw accuracy can cap scoring upside in close contests.
