Jake Voskuhl

Voskuhl is a big body who is a serviceable backup. He is a decent rebounder but will not log enough minutes to have fantasy value.

Although the Bobcats appear to be set in the frontcourt, Voskuhl brings another body in the paint who can commit fouls and hit an occasional jump shot. But fantasy owners need to keep in mind that's about all Voskuhl will offer. He won't start and he isn't likely to be the first frontcourt player off the bench.

Voskhul is the likely starter at center, but he’s less than league-average at the position. As the team’s primary starter last year, he rarely finished games on the court and averaged 24.3 minutes per game. That will get you a handful of rebounds, but there are better options. Steven Hunter is the primary backup, and could push Voskhul for minutes. More likely, though, is that coach Mike D’Antoni uses Amaré Stoudemire at center more this season than he did last year.

Voskuhl was re-signed over the summer after impressing coach Frank Johnson and president/general manager Bryan Colangelo. He could average five points and five boards a game if he sees 15-20 minutes..