Jaxon Kohler, the Michigan State forward who completed a four‑year stint with the Spartans, is slated to take the court for a workout with the Indiana Pacers as the NBA Draft approaches.
The session marks the second documented workout for Kohler, following an earlier appearance with the Memphis Grizzlies, underscoring the growing interest from NBA franchises in his versatile skill set.
During his senior season, Kohler started all 35 games, posting averages of 12.5 points and 8.9 rebounds per game, numbers that reflect his steady development over four collegiate years.
Intensifying the Draft Prep
Workouts with multiple NBA teams have become a critical component of Kohler’s preparation, allowing him to showcase his defensive instincts, rebounding prowess, and ability to finish at the rim in front of decision‑makers.
The forward’s recent focus on refining his mid‑range shot and improving conditioning suggests a strategic effort to broaden his appeal ahead of the draft’s final selections.
While the ultimate goal remains an NBA roster spot, Kohler has also expressed openness to competing in the G League, where he could gain immediate playing time and further hone his craft.
The upcoming Pacers workout will likely be evaluated alongside his performance with the Grizzlies, providing teams with additional data points as they assemble their draft boards.