I’d start by describing Kim’s game as built around flashy change-of-direction dodges that draw you in. About six months ago, I walked past a Tri-State game, saw him attack his matchup from behind the cage, and immediately stopped to watch for a bit. Since then, the sophomore has burst onto the scene, posting 21 goals and 47 assists during the regular season, with his assist and point totals ranking near the top among ’28s in Jersey. His ability to shake to get his hands free for a feed makes him a constant threat to spark an offense, and he constantly throws guys open. Kim has a knack for knowing how to take advantage of poor approaches when dodging to score, plus he’s relentless on the ride, too.