Trey Lyles has had a weird career. Started off as a disappointing lottery pick, came to the spurs and completely bought in focusing almost only on rebounding. Struggled some the next year and lost basically all his minutes then requested a trade which the spurs did but then the trade fell through and he missed the rest of the season due to an “injury” that was most likely the team and Trey agreeing to part ways.

Signed with Detroit, then traded to the kings where he did well. I’m not too surprised he’s done well, he was a good rebounder when he set his mind to it, could space the floor, and was skilled enough to occasionally take advantage of mismatches.