AD Durr

Durr began 2022 with the Liberty but saw minimal work with the club, averaging 7.0 minutes over their 10 appearances before being traded to Atlanta. The move paid off for Durr, who went on to average 10.7 points, 1.9 boards and 1.7 assists while knocking down 45.8 percent of their 3.2 three-point attempts per contest. Even so, Durr's outlook for 2023 isn't particularly rosy, as the Dream used the offseason to acquire backcourt reinforcements in Allisha Gray and Danielle Robinson, while promising third-year guard Aari McDonald also looms on the roster, and the team drafted Haley Jones with the third overall pick. As a result, Durr may find it challenging to claim regular minutes in 2023, but they proved they can provide fantasy-relevant minutes if the opportunity arises.

Durr, who has been away from the team for the past two seasons due to COVID-19 concerns, is intending to return to the Liberty during the 2022 campaign. Even so, it's difficult to know what to expect from the 5-foot-10 guard following her two-year absence. Durr showed real promise during her rookie campaign in 2019, averaging 9.7 points on 46.7 percent shooting from the field. A realistic role for Durr figures to be competing with second-year guard Didi Richards and Marine Johannes - whose status for 2022 remains uncertain as of mid-March - for the top backup guard job behind Sabrina Ionescu and Sami Whitcomb. Durr could become a big factor in the backcourt if she proves to be at or near her early-career form.