Landale played in Australia and Europe from 2019-2021, earning NBL Finals MVP for Melbourne in 2021. He was signed by the Spurs in 2021 on a two-year minimum contract. Landale showed good production, particularly in the 2021 season in Australia, where he averaged over 16 points per game and just under 8 rebounds per game. He is a solid post player but can provide spacing as a pick-and-pop big as well. Landale didn't take a ton of outside shots in the NBL, but he was a decent threat from outside, hitting 37% from three on low volume. As a rookie in '21-'22, Landale interestingly had a solid offensive rebounding rate, but was near the bottom of the league in defensive rebounding rate, according to Cleaning the Glass, and those numbers were similar in '22-'23. He provided some stretch value, as over 40% of his field goal attempts came from three, but he only hit them at a 31% clip. He took fewer threes with the Suns, but only hitting them at a 27% clip. Landale at times surpassed Bismack Biyombo as the primary option at backup center for the Suns in '22-'23, and even played a little bit of power forward next to Deandre Ayton in two-big lineups. He had some really nice performances early in the '22-'23 season, and while he cooled off a bit as the season progressed, he did have a strong enough finish, even closing one playoff game over Ayton, and earned himself a nice contract in 2023. Unfortunately for Landale, he fell out of the regular rotation in Houston, which makes it more likely he becomes a free agent in 2024, unless the Rockets simply keep him around to use as balancing salary in a potential trade.