It feels as if the start of Morant's career has constantly been disrupted. He put personal matters behind him but still struggled with injuries last season, appearing in 50 games. The 26-year-old has yet to play 70 games in a regular season, with his career-high 67 appearances coming as a rookie. Despite that, his performance has been fairly steady over the past four years, which began with two consecutive All-Star nods. The biggest change in his playstyle over that time has been replacing some of his high-flying, acrobatic attempts at the rim with floaters or three-pointers. During his age-23 season, he averaged 9.2 free-throw attempts and 5.5 three-point attempts per 36 minutes. Last year, those numbers shifted to 7.6 free-throw attempts and 6.8 three-point attempts. Injuries are still a concern this season, but his upside projects to be as high as ever. During the summer, the Grizzlies traded No. 2 option Desmond Bane to the Magic without getting a high-usage player in return. That should mean more shot attempts and playmaking opportunities for Morant. He's shown the potential to be worth a third-round pick in fantasy before. Managers may not have to select him that high given his history of missed games, but it's an outcome that will be on plenty of drafters' minds.