Ian Mahinmi

Mahinmi is entering the final year of his lucrative four-year, $64 million contract, and if his first three seasons in Washington are any indication, the big man is unlikely to be a featured part of the team's rotation. Mahinmi appeared in just 34 games for Washington last season, and while he did deal with some minor injuries, most of his time on the bench was simply due to him being on the outside of the rotation. This is due in large part to the emergence of Thomas Bryant, and with Bryant fresh off signing a three-year, $25 million contract this offseason, the Wizards are likely going to get all they can out of their young big. On top of that, Washington acquired another young big man in Moritz Wagner via a trade with the Lakers, and with the Wizards likely in a scenario where they want to see as much out of their young talent as possible, Wagner should manage to crack the rotation. As a result, Mahinmi looks to be on track to be on the outside of the rotation looking in yet again. Even if Mahinmi does manage to crack the rotation at some point this season, the fact that he hasn't averaged more than 15 minutes per game in each of his last two seasons in Washington shows that he doesn't boast much fantasy value in his 12th NBA season.