Drafted with the 21st overall pick in the 2017 NBA Draft, the 19-year-old will spend his rookie season playing behind Paul George and Andre Roberson at shooting guard and small forward. Unlike most American-born rookies, Ferguson already has professional experience under his belt after spending this past year with the Adelaide 36ers in Australia. Despite that experience, his game is far from refined and he’ll likely begin the season taking a backseat to more established rotational wings like Doug McDermott and Alex Abrines. At six-foot-seven, Ferguson’s calling card is his perimeter defense, and he’ll have a great mentor in Roberson, who’s widely considered to be one of the best perimeter defenders in the league. However, that also means that Ferguson could have a tough time seeing significant minutes for the duration of Roberson’s new three-year contract.