Obi Toppin

After a subpar rookie campaign and a mediocre first half of 2021-22, Toppin offered a glimpse of his abilities in the second half, averaging 14.2 points, 4.2 rebounds and 1.6 assists over 23.0 minutes per game in 18 appearances following the All-Star break. Toppin was considered an old prospect leaving the draft, so the hope was he wouldn't require too much development, and the 24-year-old forward's third year could see him carve out a larger role in the Knicks' rotation. While Toppin hasn't developed a reliable shot from deep, he converted at a 53.1 percent clip last year from the field and connected on 75.8 percent of his free-throw attempts, both good enough marks to add some fantasy utility, especially if his playing time trend in the second half carries over into 2022-23. Toppin should resume his duties as a bench player for the Knicks with the same starting frontline -- Mitchell Robinson, Julius Randle and RJ Barrett -- set to return. Toppin should be one of the first off the bench and could move into the starting five consistently if Randle misses time.