Treveon Graham

Graham has led somewhat of a nomadic existence over his first three NBA seasons, yet he's managed to succeed under the circumstances. The VCU product went undrafted in 2016, but he's upped his playing time in each of his first three campaigns, topping out at 20.4 minutes per contest over 35 games with the Nets last season. Graham parlayed that bump in opportunity into new career highs of 5.3 points, 3.1 rebounds and 1.0 assist per contest, even as his shooting efficiency took a notable dip. In fact, the 25-year-old has seen his success rate from the floor decrease over that of the prior year in each of the last two seasons, bottoming out at 33.5 percent in Brooklyn. Graham was then moved this past summer as part of the sign-and-trade deal that included D'Angelo Russell. Graham is capable of filling both wing spots and could potentially even slot in as an undersized power forward in a pinch, but he'll likely be hard-pressed to approximate his solid allotment of second-unit playing time from last season, if he does indeed stick in Minnesota. The T-Wolves boast a robust depth chart at both shooting guard and small forward, which positions Graham for an uphill climb to relevant opportunity entering training camp.