Jeiminson Marquez Scouting Report

Jeiminson Marquez published scouting report

Evaluating the Venezuelan wing after the 2025 NBA Academy Games.

PUBLISHED EVALUATION

Marquez was framed as an athletic off-ball wing whose best value came from rebounding, cutting, transition play and flashes of spot-up shooting and off-ball defense. His size, length and bounce created two-way plays, but the report viewed his lack of self-creation and uneven finishing as meaningful limitations at the time.

KEY NOTES FROM THE ORIGINAL REPORT

• Positional size, length and real above-the-rim athleticism showed up as a rebounder and shot blocker.
• He intentionally tracked and crashed the glass, often arriving from the perimeter and making multiple efforts.
• Finishing touch and angles needed work; missed easy chances and blocked attempts limited the payoff from his athleticism.
• His offense at the event largely came from cuts, spot-ups, offensive rebounds and transition rather than self-created scoring.
• Spot-up shooting was identified as the major swing skill, with enough tools to attack closeouts when defenders ran him off the line.
• He projected more as a scorer than a passer, although there were flashes of useful drop-offs and passes after touching the paint.

VIDEO SCOUTING REPORT

Full Marquez scouting video hosted separately from the database HTML.