After several seasons playing overseas in Europe, Asia, and Australia, Reath signed a two-way contract with Portland in 2023. He actually got a decent amount of playing time in '23-'24, and played well enough to get a standard contract. Reath is a 6'11" big man that can stretch the floor, hitting a solid 36% of his 3s in '23-'24 on just over 3.5 attempts per game. He can operate as a pick-and-pop big, or spot-up in the corners. He isn't all that explosive athletically, and has only hit 67% of his shots at the rim, a below-average number for a big. Defensively, Reath has some laterally mobility, but isn't someone you want switching out onto the perimeter. He's better in drop coverage where he can hang near the rim. Reath will already be 29 years old as a potential free agent in 2025, so he's not a young prospect. However, I would expect him to still improve with increased NBA experience, and could carve out a career for himself as a solid back-up center. I would be surprised if he actually hits free agency in 2025, and would expect the Trailblazers to retain him.