Diallo took the court for summer league once again this offseason and turned in some impressive performances. He finished his four games in Las Vegas with averages of 20.0 points, 9.5 rebounds, 1.0 steal and 1.0 block on 57 percent shooting from the field and 86 percent from the charity stripe. Unfortunately, Diallo is yet to find extended minutes at the NBA level. While Diallo appeared in a career-high 52 games last season, he struggled to make a consistent impact and found himself in and out of the rotation on a night-to-night basis through the first half of the season. Diallo did settle into a more reliable role following the loss of DeMarcus Cousins to injury, but his outlook is once again fairly clouded looking ahead to 2018-19. With Anthony Davis and Julius Randle anchoring the frontcourt, Diallo won't have a legitimate chance to start unless there's an injury -- and even in that scenario, the Pelicans might lean toward veteran Emeka Okafor, who had somewhat of a career resurrection in New Orleans last season. Diallo projects to hold down a bench role, but his upside, from a minutes perspective, isn't high enough to justify drafting in most leagues.