Robert Horry

Horry's numbers continue to decline, but he continues to win championships. Horry averaged just 3.9 ppg and struggled all of last season with his shot, shooting a career-low 35.9 percent in the regular season. Horry no longer gets the minutes to help a fantasy roster.

Horry will provide the occasional big shot, but plays limited minutes in the regular season and by the end of last season looked to be near the end of his career. Horry struggled in last year’s playoffs and shot a career low 38.4% in the regular season.

Big Shot Rob signed a three-year deal in the offseason and will return to his bench role, backing up Tim Duncan at power forward, but playing all over the court as needed. He hasn't cracked the 20 minute-per-game mark in his two seasons in San Antonio and that doesn't figure to get any better.

"...Five Golden Rings..." isn't that the way the song went? Anyway, Horry is in San Antonio because he is a proven winner with an outside jump shot. Not worthy of fantasy consideration in most leagues, Horry should still be a nice addition to a Spurs team focussed on another championship.