Cameron CarrLos Angeles Lakers · #32
Cameron Carr is a guard the New York Knicks selected 24th overall in the 2026 NBA draft out of Baylor. An incoming rookie who makes his NBA debut in 2026-27 — projected role, ratings and outlook.
Cameron Carr — the report card
Read his whole game at a glance, then dive into any skill. Grades from the DNA model + real production.
Where Cameron Carr stands
Live ladders from the Balladex models, and what he's chasing. Rankings recompute nightly from real production, accolades, and search demand.
Cameron Carr — every number, three levels deep
Headline → metric → the raw history behind it. Real career data; tracking-only metrics labeled.
How the model sees Cameron Carr
Projection = per-minute rate × projected minutes. Rates are recency- and health-weighted, aged along a per-stat curve, and adjusted for live usage/role. No black box — every number shows its work.
Cameron Carr career stats, season by season
The Lab
Every number, live and interactive. Real career data; models labeled.
Are the Los Angeles Lakers built to win?
Team projection rolled up from the roster + last-season baselines — and what it means for his role.
The Ballad of Cameron Carr
Birth to now — the making of a legend, narrated and scored.
The beginning
Cameron Carr is an incoming 2026 first-round rookie guard for the New York Knicks.
Turning pro
Drafted 24th overall, 2026 as a Guard.
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Cameron Carr was the 24th pick of the 2026 NBA draft, headed to the New York Knicks out of Baylor.
Chapter
He hasn't played an NBA game yet — his debut comes in 2026-27. Everything here is a Balladex prospect projection until real box scores arrive.
Where things stand
An incoming guard who debuts in 2026-27.
Off the court
- Height
- 6'4"
- Weight
- 190 lb
- Draft
- 24th overall, 2026
- Born
- Baylor
- Jersey
- #32
Carr joins the New York Knicks as part of the 2026 rookie class, out of Baylor.
An incoming 2026 first-round guard out of Baylor.
Cameron Carr — frequently asked
The questions people ask most about Cameron Carr, answered.

















