Caboclo is not on the fantasy radar.

Hunter was a first-round pick by the Celtics and played 36 games that season. Since then he's bounced around with the Bulls and Rockets so no fantasy implications here.

Taylor isn't a fantasy option due to Hill and Jordan Clarkson being ahead of him on the depth chart.

Anthony and Mike D'Antoni didn't jell so well the first time around but he won't be the option in Houston with James Harden and Chris Paul. With Trevor Ariza in Pheonix, Anthony is in line for starting SF or PF this season. He's a late-round pick.

David Nwaba signing with the Cavaliers doesn't help his case for fantasy value but it wasn't likely he provided much even without Nwaba in Cleveland. At this point, Nwaba has the edge but Dekker will see minutes.

Monroe isn't the fantasy option he once was when he was in Detroit but now he joins a team which will compete for an Eastern Conference Finals berth. Leave him off your re-draft radar.

Mack will be a backup option for Mike Conley in Memphis but is not a fantasy option. However, if Conley misses time which is certainly likely, Mack could be in line for DFS potential.

Okafor signs on with a team in need of depth at the center position. The Pelicans currently have Emeka Okafor, Alexis Ajinca, and Julius Randle. Randle is, of course, the best bet of that group but Okafor could see some minutes but not enough for fantasy value.

This is very unfortunate news for the rookie Guard. Zhaire Smith was looking to be an immediate impact player with his great athleticism. A Jones fracture is a tough recovery for basketball players, most notably Kevin Durant who struggled with foot issues for a while after. Smith is not a ...

Len could easily beat out Dedmon for the starting job in Atlanta but Dedmon is a better defender. With that said, Len is still the better option in fantasy and could be one of the better late-round fliers in this year's draft.