After a couple years of only showing some flashes of production and getting benched in the playoffs, Boucher has received more trust from coach Nick Nurse from 2020-2023, playing over 20 minutes per game and being a regular part of the rotation. However, he only played 14 minutes per game in '23-'24 as his role declined a bit. Despite having a reputation as being a stretch big, Boucher is only a 34% career 3-point shooter. He has been fine from two-point range, but his overall 60% true shooting is just decent for a big. He does have a solid offensive rebounding rate. On defense, Boucher moves his feet well defensively and uses his wiry athleticism to get some blocks, but hasn't developed the anticipation and discipline to be a true rim protector. After peaking with a 3.9% block rate in '20-'21, he has declined in that area, posting a career low block rate of 1.7% in '23-'24, just above average for his position. He also struggles against the bigger centers, as his thin frame makes it hard for him to battle inside. Boucher can be a solid change of pace big off the bench that can hit pick-and-pop threes, but think there is some limited upside there as a rotation player. Could a good team trust him to be in their playoff rotation? Boucher will also already be 32 as a free agent in 2025, so teams may be worried about regression in his play, especially since he has already shown some signs of that.