Chet Holmgren

Holmgren missed his true rookie season due to a broken foot and debuted two seasons ago, putting together a great campaign that resulted in a second-place Rookie of the Year finish. Last season was also hampered by injury - this time, a broken hip limited Holmgren to just 32 appearances. Still, he played well as Oklahoma City's No. 3 option, and it ultimately resulted in a championship, plus a five-year maximum contract extension. In Holmgren's 27.4 minutes per game, he averaged 15.0 points and 1.4 threes on 49/38/75 shooting, 8.0 rebounds, 2.0 assists and 2.2 blocks. In terms of fantasy production, it was technically worse than his rookie season. However, it's important to keep in mind his limited minutes due to injury and the Thunder's blowout wins amid their dominant 68-win season. The next step in Holmgren's game, more than anything, will be staying healthy and crossing the 30-minute threshold. Increased minutes alone could vault Holmgren into second-round fantasy value, putting aside any potential development. Development for Holmgren should primarily focus on improving efficiency. Increased playmaking volume may be tough to come by while Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Jalen Williams are ahead of him in the pecking order.