Greivis Vasquez

Vasquez signed with the Bucks last summer and was expected to be a major contributor off the bench, but his season was marred by an ankle injury that robbed him of 59 games. Even when healthy, Vasquez was a shell of his 2014-15 self, shooting a career-worst 32.6 percent from the floor and 24.7 percent from distance. After joining the Nets during this past offseason, marking his third team in as many years, the 29-year-old will look to regain his reputation as one of the league's more unique and dependable backup point guards. At 6-foot-6, Vasquez's size has always been intriguing, though his defensive deficiencies have underscored impressive assist and outside shooting (37.8% from three-point range from 2013-14 through 2014-15) numbers. In Brooklyn, Vasquez will play behind Jeremy Lin, but his experience provides him an advantage over rookie Isaiah Whitehead. Whether Vasquez plays enough to achieve fantasy relevance remains to be seen, and he's somewhat of a risky commodity after last season's shortcomings. Vasquez was limited entering training camp while continuing to rehab his right ankle, and while he insists he'll be ready for the start of the regular season, it's possible the Nets could restrict his workload off the bench in the early going.