Saben Lee

While Lee has demonstrated a small amount of upside during his two years in the league, he has yet to establish himself as an every-night part of a rotation. He may have a chance to see some depth minutes for the rebuilding Jazz, but there are also young players with more upside ahead of him. He's hardly targetable in even the deepest of fantasy formats.

After being drafted in the second round last year by the Pistons, Lee showed signs of being a decent player throughout his rookie year. The Vanderbilt product averaged 5.6 points, 3.6 assists and 2.0 rebounds while playing 16.3 minutes per game. While those numbers do not quite stick out, Lee was used more during the second half of the season as the year went on. The rookie even found himself in the starting lineup for seven contests, where he averaged 19.7 minutes per game in those outings to go with 6.6 points and 5.0 assists. Over the offseason, Lee resigned with the Pistons but still has competition all around him for playing time. Killian Hayes and Cade Cunningham seem to be the starting guards for the team while the bench still has Corey Joseph, Josh Jackson, Hamidou Diallo and Frank Jackson in the rotation. The 22-year-old guard is not someone to be targeting in fantasy leagues due to his questionable playing time this year.