Antonio Blakeney

Over two NBA seasons, Blakeney's role in Chicago has remained relatively unchanged. After posting nearly identical campaigns, Blakeney is averaging 7.5 points and 1.8 rebounds across 15.0 minutes per game while shooting 35.7 percent from behind the arc. That percentage got a huge boost after last season, where Blakeney shot an impressive 39.6 percent from three-point range. Entering his third season with the Bulls, it would be a surprise if Blakeney's role expanded, and if anything, it could be reduced. A healthy Zach LaVine is locked in as the starting shooting guard and should average well over 30 minutes per game, which likely leaves either Blakeney or Denzel Valentine to likely slot in behind him. Valentine's serious ankle injury that kept him out for all of last season allowed Blakeney to step into a fairly consistent role off the bench, so those two will likely be battling for that role during training camp so long as Valentine is back healthy. If not, the spot in the rotation is almost certainly Blakeney's to lose.