Walker Kessler rebounded from a difficult sophomore season by significantly improving his mental approach and physical strength, resulting in stellar stats including leading the league in offensive rebounds.

Walker Kessler improved from a pre-rank of 73 to 50, notable for his shot-blocking ability, although concerns exist regarding his free-throw shooting efficiency.

Walker Kessler had a solid season averaging 11 points and 12 rebounds with significant shot-blocking capabilities, but his offensive growth and minutes may suffer depending on the team's direction.

Walker Kessler's development was hindered by the Jazz's strategy of resting key players, leaving fans eager to see his potential realized next season.

Walker Kessler's condition could hinder the Jazz's frontcourt depth, impacting fantasy options like Oscar Tshiebwe and Kyle Filipowski.