About Us
Low Key NBA tracks the tallest basketball prospects on the planet. If a player is listed at 7 feet (213 cm) or taller and is playing somewhere, from a high school gym in Ohio to a second division club in Serbia to a junior national team in Mali, we want them on our radar.
What we cover
The 7-foot prospect database. A running list of every active player we can find who is listed at 7 feet or taller and was born in 2001 or later, searchable by name, team and country.
7-foot prospects. Scouting reports on giants at every level, men and women, with listed height, path, current team and where they stand relative to the NBA or WNBA.
Country guides. Every NBA player a country has produced, plus the big men coming up behind them.
Giants explained. Height, wingspan, reach and what playing big actually means on the court.
How we work
Heights are taken from official rosters and federation listings and labeled as listed, not measured, unless a verified measurement exists. Every entry carries a source and the date we last checked it. When a listing changes or a player moves teams, we update it. If you spot an error, tell us and we will fix it.
Who runs Low Key NBA
Shlomo Wiesen founded Low Key NBA and runs the NBA Low Key YouTube channel. Before basketball media, he spent a decade in proprietary trading and financial market analysis.
His basketball work has appeared elsewhere too:
- PennLive: NBA coverage, including NBA Finals analysis.
- Aussie Hoopla: articles on Matthew Dellavedova and the Cavaliers.
- Elite Daily: an NBA playoffs feature.
- The Podcast Host: his NBA podcast made its list of top 10 sports podcasts.
Watch the videos
Many of the players here first showed up on our YouTube channel, NBA Low Key, where we break down the tallest prospects in the world on film.
Contact
Corrections, tips on a prospect we missed, or anything else: reach out to Shlomo on X.