OG Anunoby’s family background is often noted—his father works in medicine, a source of discipline and self‑management.

Known for size and perimeter coverage, Anunoby trains for repeatable actions and long‑term stability: lower‑body strength, lateral movement, and core control to pressure multiple positions in switch schemes.

A medical lens shows in training and injury prevention: strength–mobility balance, sensible load, and patience through rehab.

Offensively, he’s sharpened corner threes and direct, decisive drives—boosting low‑usage, high‑efficiency impact.

Family context doesn’t score points, but it shapes habits that sustain availability and defense in a high‑intensity league.