NBA TWO-WAY TALENTS

Tacko Fall is in his comeback era and we should all be here for it. The 7’6” fan favorite averaged 1.1 PPG with the Cavs in 2021-22 before heading to China for a long, productive stint in the CBA.

A quality shooter, rim protector and passer, Bittle is a modernized center with some old-school flair. He posted 16.8 points and 1.8 blocks per game as a senior at Oregon, holding it down for a team that dealt with a number of injuries.

The best backup point guards in the league can step in and control the pace of the game. That’s what Donaldson does well. He loves to push the break and create transition opportunities, and he pressures the rim hard. As a senior at Miami, he averaged 16.4 points and 5.7 assists.

Chandler was highly regarded as a second-round pick back in 2022, but the NBA is unkind to small guards like him. However, he showed out with the Jazz in 2025-26, posting an efficient 15.0 points and 6.7 assists per game.

Once a hyped-up prospect at Auburn, Cooper had slipped out of people’s minds before making some noise with the Wizards in 2025-26. The crafty guard averaged 8.1 points on 51/38/83 splits in 41 games for D.C.

OKC’s 2024 first-round pick was buried in the rotation as a rookie, averaging 2.5 points in 10.2 minutes per game. The Thunder parted ways with Jones after one season despite trading a haul of SRPs to draft him in the first place, and he has a chance to make them seriously regret it.