After two ineffective, injury-plagued seasons in Toronto, Fields has turned out to be a fairly sizable free-agent bust. The fourth-year forward was on the court for only 30 games last season, averaging a mere 2.3 points and 2.0 rebounds in 11 minutes per game while shooting 40 percent from the floor and 64 percent from the free-throw line. When he's healthy, Fields has a top-shelf basketball IQ and can provide a solid defensive presence on the court while also doing the grunt work that allows his more talented teammates to shine, but the Raptors' depth on the wing is such that it's hard to see Fields seeing any kind of significant role this season, even off the bench. The best case scenario for him in 2014-2015 might be if Toronto general manager Masai Ujiri finds a taker for Fields' expiring contract, and he winds up with a team that can provide him with enough minutes to rehabilitate his value.