Javaris Crittenton

Crittenton was largely an unknown when he was part of the package coming back for Pau Gasol, but impressed in some late-season action. He threw up 20 points twice, and had double-digit performances six other times. He can play both guard spots, but would more likely see time at the two than the one, as he does not know how to run an offense. His value would bump if any one of the Grizzlies' other guards gets dealt.

For the second straight year, the Lakers drafted a highly skilled 19-year-old point guard with the intention of making him their point guard of the future. We expect Crittenton, this year’s new point guard, to follow in the footsteps of last year’s new point guard, Jordan Farmar, who spent most of the year on the bench or in the NBDL. Farmar averaged 4.4 points and 1.9 assists in barely more than 15 minutes per game, and anything more than that this year from Crittenton would be a huge surprise. Crittenton has the size and athletic ability to be one of the league’s top point guards, but he is still years from reaching his fantasy potential.