Calvin Booth

Booth could earn some minutes with a strong showing at training camp but will likely have to accept playing only a few minutes per game. The health of Samuel Dalembert (foot) will determine how much playing time Booth sees this season.

Booth is strictly a depth guy at center and aside from a seven-board effort in late December and a seven-point explosion in early January, he barely made a statistical impact. Oh to be 30 and 6’11’ and get paid $999,000 after coming off a 46-point season…

Booth appeared in 51 games for Dallas and the Bucks last season, averaging 2.4 points and 2.1 rebounds per game. He adds needed depth to the Wizards' frontcourt, but not much from a fantasy perspective.

Booth will team up with Bradley in backing up Dampier at the center position. No fantasy value here unless Dampier gets hurt.

Booth will compete with Jerome James and Vitaly Potapenko to be the starting center. Booth battled injuries last season, but is healthy now. Starting or not, Booth won't do enough to justify a spot on your fantasy roster, let alone his six-year, $34 million contract.