Danuel House

In his second year with Houston, House's role grew, and he saw his statistics improve across nearly every category for the fourth year in a row. The Texas A&M product logged 30.4 minutes across 63 games and posted 10.5 points, 4.2 points, 2.0 triples, 1.3 assists and 1.1 steals. All of those numbers were career highs, and he's shown growth in every year he's been in the NBA. House started 56 games including the regular season and playoffs, and he took on an expanded role thanks to significant time missed by Eric Gordon. He didn't provide huge scoring numbers, though he still went for 20 points seven times and posted three double-doubles. Despite his continued ascension, House's 2020-21 outlook is up in the air. With Gordon fully healthy in the playoffs, House reverted back to the bench for his final five games, and Gordon played well. The addition of Christian Wood means PJ Tucker might play more power forward as well. Wood might see some minutes at the position too if he shares the court with DeMarcus Cousins at all. Plus, Houston has a new coach in Steven Silas, and it's not clear who is preferred players will be.