Omari Spellman

Spellman declared for the 2018 NBA Draft after just one season at Villanova. The 6-foot-9 big man was part of a loaded roster, which likely played a part in him averaging just 10.8 points per game. That said, Spellman was still outstanding on the glass (8.0 rebounds per game) and averaged 1.5 blocks, so he was a capable rim protector despite being undersized. In addition, he was able to hit 1.6 three-pointers per contest and finished with an impressive 43.4 percent clip from beyond the arc, so Spellman does have the floor-spacing ability that NBA teams covet from big men. His production in just one year of college ball earned Spellman a selection with the final pick of the first-round of this year's draft. The 21-year-old now joins a fairly crowded frontcourt rotation in Atlanta that has rising star John Collins locked in at power forward and Dewayne Dedmon reclaiming his top spot at center. With Alex Len also being signed in the offseason, Spellman's quickest path to playing time will likely be at the four. Still, considering the aforementioned bodies, Spellman is only expected to see the floor in a complementary capacity as a rookie and isn't going to be a Fantasy contributor in the bulk of leagues. Look for the 2018-19 campaign to be a developmental one for Spellman.