Jalen Smith

Smith's productivity took off last season following his Feb. 10 trade from Phoenix to Indiana. Prior to the move, the Maryland alum had shown flashes of upside -- most significantly, during a four-game stretch of starts around the turn of the new year during which he put up 17.3 points, 9.5 rebounds and 1.0 blocks per contest -- but he moved in and out of the rotation and averaged under 14 minutes in the games during which he saw the court. The shift to the Pacers resulted in substantially more opportunity for Smith, as he averaged nearly 25 minutes per contest and produced 13.4 points, 7.6 rebounds, 1.4 three-pointers and 1.0 blocks with a 53.1/37.3/76.0 shooting split. Those numbers gave him fantasy viability, and he could be on the radar as a late-round target in drafts this season. Smith took less money to re-sign with Indiana, expecting he'll get a shot as the team's starting power forward. It's worth noting that Smith never took the court with center Myles Turner last season, as the latter didn't play after mid-January due to a foot injury. There remains a strong possibility that Turner -- heading into the final season of an $80 million, four-year extension -- will be traded, which would further open an opportunity for Smith to blossom.