Jordan Bone

Bone arrives in Detroit as a second-round pick following a three-year career at Tennessee that saw him blossom in his junior season. Bone averaged a solid 13.5 points (on 46.5 percent shooting, including 35.5 percent from three-point range), 5.8 assists and 3.2 rebounds across 32.9 minutes over 37 games. The 21-year-old encouragingly showed considerable improvement as a shooter, as he'd only posted success rates of 37.2 and 39.1 percent from the floor over his first two seasons, respectively. Bone ultimately signed a two-way deal following the draft, meaning that he'll likely spend the majority of the season with the G-League's Grand Rapid Drive. That clearly lines up as the best developmental path for Bone at the moment, considering the point guard depth chart in Detroit includes proven veterans Reggie Jackson, Derrick Rose, Tim Frazier and Langston Galloway. At 6-foot-3, Bone's primary position is first and foremost at the one, although he could conceivably fill in at shooting guard as well.