The Wizards signed the overseas veteran in 2020 to provide some depth at forward, but Gill has been unable to make much of an impact, getting spot minutes here and there but not being a consistent part of the rotation. Those minutes increased slightly in '21-'22 and '22-'23, but declined in '23-'24. After playing mostly center in '21-'22, he played mostly power forward in '22-'23 next to Kristaps Porzingis or Daniel Gafford in two-big lineups. Statistically, nothing really pops out for Gill. He has some ability to stretch the floor, but has hit less than 30% of his threes on a small sample size. He does have enough off-the-dribble ability to attack closeouts, which is helpful for a stretch big. Gill has some overall feel for the game and a knock for making the right play, but I don't think he is anything more than replacement-level, at best. His poor rebounding numbers and inability to protect the rim make it more difficult to play him at center. His block and steal rates are really low. Gill is already 32, so there's also not a ton of upside or expectation for improvement at this point. He can likely be a solid veteran that can fill a 14th or 15th roster spot, but most teams would probably rather use those spots on younger players with more upside.