Gerald Green

Last season, Green continued his career-long trend of providing instant offense off the bench with his above-average marksmanship from deep. The 33-year-old drained 35.4 percent of his long-distance attempts -- his fourth season in the last five with at least a 35.0 percent success rate from behind the arc. Green wasn't exactly efficient overall -- he shot just 40.0 percent from the field -- but that's never been his calling card. The long-tenured wing, who signed with the Rockets for a third straight season, offers some decent rebounding ability, but his main fantasy contributions will continue to be in offensive categories. As a reserve who heavily relies on three-point accuracy, Green's production will naturally see its fair share of fluctuation. However, as he demonstrated last season, he's capable of stringing together a series of strong offensive outputs when he gets a hot hand. During the 2018-19 campaign, that even included a trio of 20-point performances off the bench, and he also sandwiched a stretch of 10 double-digit scoring efforts over a 15-game period around the All-Star break. Looking ahead to the 2019-20 season, Green is likely to reprise the bench role that's afforded him over 20.0 minutes per contest over each of the previous two years while backing up both the shooting guard and small forward positions.