Strengths: Catalan forward Albert Moncasi has a long and quite athletic body, paired with good agility and quickness. Also runs the floor very well ... Has a good offensive skill set, both facing and back to the basket ... Solid ball handling with both hands and okay passing, also enjoying a soft touch on his drives and finishing near the rim ...

Weaknesses: Due to his slim body frame, gets pushed off balance easily ...With a lack of experience playing the 3 position, hes not yet reliable dribbling the ball up if necessary ... His pick and roll game is acceptable, but would be good to see him set tougher picks ... At this moment already at ACB level a tweener between SF and PF ... Would really need to develop a reliable perimeter game to play the 3. His 4-5 m range jumper doesnt convince at all, so logically he lacks confidence in it ... Nonetheless his stroke and release are technically fine. Defensively intimidation and shot blocking is poor, mainly due to being relatively soft in general, also affecting his rebounding ... Big question mark if he can ultimately elevate his intensity and work ethics enough to continue his development necessary to become an elite player in Europe.

Outlook: Not having a clear position could actually benefit him offensively, if he can become a better shooter, able to create mismatches. On defense on the other hand he will be the one suffering mismatches, as hes not able to guard a normally quick SF nor a strong PF. To my personal judgment not an NBA prospect, but if his attitude could catch up with his skills and potential, hell become a very good player in Europe.

Scouted @:

27/10/2006: Cornella-Sabadell (LEB 2, Spain)

29/11/2006: Cornella-Axarqua (LEB 2, Spain)

16/02/2007: Cornella-Prat (LEB 2, Spain)

28/12/2007: Barcelona-Real Madrid (ACB, Spain)

Strengths: One of Spain's better big man prospects ... Has good size and athleticism ... His mobility and coordination are good ... has nice touch around the basket ...

Weaknesses: Lacks experience ... Still playing with the Juniors ... Has not proved it on the Senior level ...