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Strengths: In terms of physical attributes, few players in the NBA right now can match Thomas' combination of length and athletic ability. Not only does he have more than a 40-inch vertical leap, run the floor like a guard and explode off the hardwood, he uses that athleticism to the fullest extent. Thomas' strengths are defense and rebounding, along with the occasional havoc he can create on the offensive end. Thomas can truly change a game with his shot-blocking. He is also a terrific rebounder despite his lack of bulk. Offensively, Thomas is dynamite in the open court. Against weaker opponents he has shown some signs of raw footwork in the post, along with a mid-range jump-shot and a little jump-hook. It would not be a stretch to say he has a higher ceiling than any other player in this draft considering his physical attributes and how long he's been playing basketball. His intangibles lead you to believe that he also has what it takes to realize that potential. Weaknesses: Thomas is a late-bloomer in every sense of the word - he began playing organized basketball in his junior year of high school. Like many players who have late growth spurts (he was still growing as of last summer), he has yet to develop into his frame and probably lacks the strength to play a huge role in the NBA until he can add some weight. Offensively, Thomas is fairly limited and gets most of his points from offensive rebounds and in transition. His size also isn't exactly ideal for an NBA power forward, although his athleticism helps him out greatly in this area.

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