Cancar has not shown much during his early years in the league, playing just over 350 total minutes of non-garbage time during his first three seasons, according to Cleaning the Glass. However, he played over 800 minutes of non-garbage time in '22-'23, although he was unable to get off the bench during the playoffs. He then tore his ACL playing in the World Cup and missed the entire '23-'24 season. He has shot well from two thanks to solid finishing at the rim, but has been slightly below-average from three at 35%. The sample size is still pretty small, and he has shot better in the G-League, so there's a chance he could be closer to the high-30s going forward. Defensively, Cancar has decent size for a forward but isn't the quickest when it comes to lateral movement, and isn't big enough to provide rim protection either. His block rate is poor and he doesn't rebound well on either side of the court. Overall it's hard to see how Cancar provides value. He isn't the most athletic player, and doesn't do much else other than shoot, so his inability to hit shots at a high rate is even more discouraging. If he gets healthy and is in the regular rotation for the Nuggets in '24-'25, he could be an interesting free agent in 2025.