Immanuel Quickley has developed into a dynamic and efficient combo guard for the Toronto Raptors, known for his floater, three-point shooting, and infectious energy. The 26-year-old, selected 25th overall by the New York Knicks in the 2020 draft after a stellar career at the University of Kentucky, quickly became a fan favorite in New York and won the NBA's Sixth Man of the Year award. His signature "Quickley Floater" is nearly unguardable, and he has become a reliable shooter from beyond the arc. Traded to the Raptors, he signed a significant contract to become a key part of their backcourt future alongside Scottie Barnes. Quickley's game is smart and crafty; he understands angles, uses screens effectively, and plays with a pace that keeps defenders off balance. While his defense is a work in progress, his offensive spark plug ability and improving playmaking make him a core piece for Toronto's retooling efforts, with the potential to grow into a full-time starting role.