Jordan Crawford

After a three-year layoff from the NBA where he spent time overseas, Crawford signed a pair of 10-day deals with the Pelicans in March before inking a contract for the rest of the season. Over the last 19 games of the season, Crawford played a relatively sizable role for the Pelicans, averaging 14.1 points, 3.0 assists and 1.9 three-pointers across 23.3 minutes. It was his three-point shooting that was his main calling card, as the 28-year-old wing shot a solid 38.9 percent from deep. Back with the Pelicans for his first full season, Crawford is expected to once again provide a scoring threat off the bench. He can play both shooting guard and small forward, giving the Pelicans some flexibility. With the addition of Rajon Rondo, Jrue Holiday is expected to get more time at shooting guard, which could cut into Crawford's playing time. That likely means Crawford will have a hard time approaching the 23.3 minutes he averaged a year prior, though he's proven in the past he can score quickly in short spurts.