Luigi Datome

Following his MVP stint in the Italian League, Datome brought his talents to this side of the pond when he signed with the Pistons prior to last season. His debut season was rather uneventful, as he was buried on the Pistons' bench for most of the year. The 26-year-old small forward finished the year with averages of 2.4 points and 1.4 rebounds in under seven minutes per game while making 34 appearances. Known as a three-point shooter, Datome struggled from deep, hitting just 18 percent of his three-point attempts. Despite the first-year difficulties, there's still some hope Datome will adjust to the NBA. He was injured for much of training camp last year, and once healthy, he wasn't given much of a chance by ex-coaches Maurice Cheeks or John Loyer at cracking the rotation. Enter new head coach Stan Van Gundy, who loves floor spacing and had success with Hedo Turkoglu, a player with a similar skill set to Datome. The coaching change and extra year of familiarity will certainly aid Datome in his chances at carving out a regular role in the Pistons' rotation, but his short-term ceiling is still that of a three-point category specialist in deep leagues.