Tyreke Evans

Evans' career appeared to be heading in the wrong direction after playing just 40 games combined between the Pelicans and Kings in 2016-17. He averaged just 10.3 points, 3.4 rebounds and 3.1 assists across 19.7 minutes that year, all of which were easily career lows. However, the Grizzlies were still willing to take a shot on him and ended up signing Evans last offseason for the veteran's minimum. The 28-year-old ended up being a key addition for Memphis and despite playing just 52 games because of injuries and tanking efforts, put together arguably his best season since his rookie year. Evans posted averages of 19.4 points, 5.1 rebounds, 5.2 assists and 1.1 steals across 30.9 minutes, providing some key all-around production for Fantasy owners that took a risk on him late in drafts or picked him up off the waiver. Even more impressive was Evans' continued improvement as a three-point shooter, as he knocked down a career-high 2.2 deep balls per game at a 39.9 percent clip. He's a career 31.8 percent three-point shooter, so his efficiency was certainly surprising. Looking forward to the upcoming season, Evans is set to join the Pacers on a one-year, $12 million deal. There's a chance he shifts to a bench role with Darren Collison, Victor Oladipo and Bojan Bogdanovic all back in the fold from last season's starting five. However, Evans' ability to play three positions should still keep him on the floor for big minutes most nights, so he'll likely have an inflated version of the super-sixth-man role that the departed Lance Stephenson had last year. It seems unlikely Evans is able to duplicate the numbers he put up in Memphis after joining a much more talented roster, but Fantasy owners' expectations should still remain fairly high after such an impressive bounce-back effort.