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The Suns added Jamal Crawford to fill a vacancy at their point guard position, which could put the 38-year-old in a position to post his most fantasy relevant statline in a several seasons. As universally beloved as Crawford is, however, he's not likely to make much of an impact in any but the deepest of leagues. (@AustinKent)Jamal Crawford profile page

The Kings got their hands on a once-heralded prospect that played college ball at Kentucky but there's no clear path for him to contribute as a rookie. Gabriel would hold more intrigue as a long play in dynasty leagues but its hard to get excited for the two-way player in Sacramento's developmental environment.Wenyen Gabriel profile page

The Grizzlies have a number of bodies to man their forward positions so it's hard to imagine a scenario in which Japanese rookie Yuta Watanabe would crack the rotation on a consistent enough basis to warrant a contract conversion. The two-way forward will instead be limited to a developmental role and just 45 days with the big league club.Yuta Watanabe profile page

The Heat took a flyer on undrafted Michigan forward Duncan Robinson and haven't been afraid to use him in preseason. Robinson's ability to knock down threes could potentially fill the void left by Luke Babbitt but he's still on a two-way contract and will have his service time limited.Duncan Robinson profile page

The Mavs will bring internationally acclaimed three-point threat Ryan Broekhoff aboard to ply his trade stateside. The 27-year-old has kept himself busy in Instanbul and Russia since going undrafted in 2013 but could carve out a role as a shooter in Dallas' rotation as the club looks to push for the postseason. It's unlikely he'll generate much fantasy value.Ryan Broekhoff profile page