Paul Zipser

After being selected with the 48th overall pick of the 2016 NBA Draft, Zipser was a nice surprise for the Bulls during his rookie season. While he struggled to secure a role in the regular rotation over the first two months of the season, he really brought it the second half of the year and ended up averaging a respectable 7.0 points, 3.5 rebounds, 1.1 assists and 1.0 three-pointer across 23.3 minutes over the last 27 games. He was solid from the floor with a 44.2 percent clip and was a decent three-point shooter as well at 37.7 percent. Looking forward to the 2017-18 campaign, Zipser is in line to take on a bigger role following the departure of Jimmy Butler to the Timberwolves. Zipser will be battling with the likes of Justin Holiday and Denzel Valentine for minutes at small forward and he'll even have a chance to open the season as a starter with a strong training camp. That should mean a significant bump in minutes overall for the soon-to-be sophomore who averaged just 19.2 minutes over his entire rookie year. That said, Zipser isn't going to be a huge threat in any one category and will likely be more of a hustle player who helps spread the floor with his three-point shooting. Zipser is more of a role player than anything, and while his numbers should rise on a bigger workload, his Fantasy numbers likely won't be anything spectacular. He may be worth a late-round flier in deeper leagues if he's able to secure a starting spot.