Jon Brockman

Brockman is strong on the glass, but he doesn’t do much else and was often miscast as a center last season. If Drew Gooden serves as the backup center off the bench, and Larry Sanders plays more of a role this season, Brockman’s role could shrink to almost zilch.

Brockman is a relentless rebounder, but his role with the Bucks is a bit unclear because there are a lot of bodies at power forward and Brockman's size (6-7) makes him a less-than-ideal fit as a backup center. With extensive playing time he might post some impressive rebound totals, but right now those minutes just don't seem to be available.

Brockman, a second round pick out of the University of Washington, is a bruising power forward but is not expected to make a big impact in 2009-10. The Blazers selected Brockman with the 38th overall pick, but his rights were traded to the Kings as part of a draft-day deal between the teams. He'll add grit and toughness but won't see many minutes during his rookie campaign.