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Hampered by injury and team drama in 2018-19, LeBron James didn't get as much of an opportunity to wow the NBA as he typically has throughout his career. He did, however, still average 27.4 points, 8.5 rebounds and 8.3 assists per game. Those values may drop slightly with Anthony Davis in the picture but he'll also keep things relevant in Los Angeles, which will bring out the best in the 34-year-old King.LeBron James Profile Page

Zion Williamson figures to be one of the most physically dominant players the NBA has seen in ages but that may not translate to superstar numbers out of the gates. Expect Williamson to take some time to adjust to playing against bigger, more athletic opponents but there's no denying that he should be the top rookie taken in drafts this year. Expect along the lines of 19 and 8 in Year 1 with enough steals and blocks to sweeten his per-minute production.Zion Williamson Profile Page

Is Alex Caruso for real or not? What's very real is the fact that he played awesome down the stretch and should be at the very least a rotation player in this league from day one next season. While it's sometimes hard to take NBA stats seriously at the end of the year, with a huge influx of G-League talent seeing playing time as proven NBA players rest and sit out the year, it's hard to look past what Caruso did. He simply passes the eye test. Still, it's unlikely Caruso will be a fantasy force next season, even if he did come through big time for fantasy playoff squads this season.Alex Caruso Profile Page

McKinnie has received consistent playing time in the Warriors rotation this season, and not only due to injuries and rest. He's certainly earned his minutes, and while his contract for next season is non-guaranteed, it's almost inconceivable that the Warriors wouldn't bring him back on such a low salary after he outperformed his paycheck this season as a stabilizing piece off the bench.Alfonzo McKinnie Profile Page

Delon Wright's trade to Memphis in the Marc Gasol deal certainly opened up playing time for McCaw down the stretch in the Toronto rotation, which has only solidified the idea that McCaw could be at most a solid backup point guard. The 23 year old will likely be in a similar role somewhere next year.Patrick McCaw Profile Page