Stephen Graham

The Nets signed Graham mainly as insurance, and he’ll likely shuffle between the two and the three should he see minutes at either position. He played a career-high 70 games for the Bobcats last season, but only managed 4.2 PPG.

At this point, Graham is the last guy off the bench for the Pacers. He was used in only 23 games last season, and averaged less than six minutes per game when he did play. Expect more of the same this season.

Graham is another lottery ticket that the Pacers bought in hopes of converting his outside shooting ability into good production. At best, he's third on their depth chart at the shooting guard spot, behind Andre Owens.

After signing a pair of 10-day contracts with the Cavaliers last February due to a rash of injuries on the team, Graham stuck around to see game action in 13 games for a 9.0 minute per game average that was largely inflated by two 20+ minute appearances. With two 2006 draft picks at guard expected to contribute this season on top of the logjam that already existed at that position, Graham may not even make the roster, as the Cavs can get his 2.6 points and 1.2 rebounds per game elsewhere.