Branden Carlson
Definition
Branden Carlson is an American professional basketball player, currently serving as a center for the Oklahoma City Thunder in the NBA.
A 7-foot tall athlete born on June 14, 1999, he previously played college basketball for the University of Utah, where he became the all-time leader in blocks.
Known for his improved three-point shooting and defensive prowess, Carlson transitioned from college standout to NBA contributor after going undrafted.
Examples
Branden Carlson's unexpected three-pointers have opponents rethinking their defensive game plan mid-quarter.
When Shai passed it off the backboard to Branden Carlson for the slam, even the bench warmer knew it was highlight-reel gold.
Facing his old Utah squad, Branden Carlson dropped 13 points like he never left the Beehive State behind.
At 7 feet, Branden Carlson blocks shots so effortlessly, it's like gravity works in reverse for his rivals.