Luguentz Dort

Dort went undrafted out of Arizona State, though he found a meaningful role with Oklahoma City in his first NBA campaign. The first-year wing averaged 6.8 points and 2.3 boards across 22.8 minutes as a key contributor off the bench in the Thunder's surprisingly successful season. Dort started the season with the Thunder's G-League affiliate but latched on to the parent club in December. Dort alternated time between the NBA and G-League for the next month before becoming a full-time starter at the end of January. Dort saw plenty of run in the playoffs, and he capped off the season with a season-high 30 points in the Thunder's Game 7 loss to the Rockets in the first round. Dort's late-season surge in the scoring department was due to multiple injuries in the Thunder's lineup, and he's not expected to take on a substantial offensive workload in 2020-21. Dort isn't an adept shooter, but he's made his bones as a defender, particularly one who isn't afraid to guard the opposing team's best player. Dort should be a full-time starter for the rebuilding Thunder this season, and he could be drafted as a specialist for defensive categories in upcoming fantasy drafts.