From the beginning of last season through February, Cook only garnered spot run, playing mostly in the G-League. He was dominating for the Santa Cruz Warriors, averaging 25.4 points and 8.1 rebounds while making 2.9 threes at a 43.7 percent clip. However, Cook was called up to the NBA when Steph Curry missed extended time due to an ankle injury. He stepped up to the plate, averaging 13.6 points and 3.6 assists across 30.9 minutes during the final 20 games of the regular season, including four 20-point games and a 30-point outing. Cook also continued his marksmanship, drilling 1.9 threes per tilt at 44.2 percent. This season, he'll presumably continue seeing backup run behind Curry, though may not be able to hit the 22.3 minutes he averaged on the season considering the presence of Shaun Livingston. As a result, he can probably be avoided in most standard drafts, though may be someone to keep an eye on in keeper and dynasty formats.