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Jordan Clarkson was a victim of breaking through with a Los Angeles Lakers team that faced an unreasonable amount of criticism. Six years later, the 27-year-old walking bucket is a poor man's version of Lou Williams. Clarkson might not have the shallow league appeal of Williams yet but the Jazz brought him aboard to fill the stat sheet off the bench and that's exactly what he's done.Jordan Clarkson Profile Page

The Cleveland Cavaliers already have their backcourt of the future in Collin Sexton and Darius Garland but that didn't stop them from taking a flyer on Dante Exum, a former lottery pick in his own right. Exum's inability to stay on the court hurts his value across all fantasy formats but he can still be an intriguing depth piece when the stars align.Dante Exum Profile Page

Treveon Graham has established himself as a fringe rotation piece on a number of teams over the course of the past few seasons and now finds himself charged with the task of doing it all over again in Atlanta. Given that the Hawks already have a handful of perimeter players that they're eager to develop, it's not clear where Graham will fit in the depth chart.Treveon Graham Profile Page

Jeff Teague returns to the team that he broke into the league with and figures to slide into the team's depth chart behind franchise star Trae Young. Expect Teague's minutes to regress from what he saw in Minnesota but there's no reason to believe his efficiency will take a hit.Jeff Teague Profile Page

Allen Crabbe didn't do much during the first half of the 2019-20 campaign with the Atlanta Hawks but could see a slightly more prominent role with a Minnesota Timberwolves team intent on proving that they can be competitive in the West. Crabbe's fantasy ceiling is limited but the Wolves might as well utilize him while they pay the final year of his contract.Allen Crabbe Profile Page