Coby White

White cracked 20 points per game for the first time in his career last season, but his assists and rebounds dropped slightly. The sharpshooter posted 45/90/37 shooting splits and attempted a career-high 4.1 free throws a night. White got more efficient looks during Josh Giddey's first season in Chicago, but the former had the ball in his hands less until the Bulls shipped Zach LaVine to Sacramento mid-season. Lonzo Ball, another guy who needs the ball in his hands a lot, was traded to Cleveland in exchange for Isaac Okoro this offseason, which could boost White's usage heading into 2025-26. However, the loss of Ball may be mitigated by a Year 2 leap from Matas Buzelis, who showed flashes of stardom to end his rookie campaign. The rest of the rotation that ended 2024-25 is expected back this season, despite the yearly trade rumors surrounding Nikola Vucevic. Despite the moving parts around him, White has been a top-50 asset in eight-category leagues in each of the past two seasons and will remain a focal point of Chicago's offense, regardless of what happens with Giddey's extension. White has made at least 2.0 three-pointers per game in five of his first six seasons, including a career-high 2.9 a night last season.