DiVincenzo had one of the best seasons of his career during the 2023-24 campaign while featuring in a prominent role for Tom Thibodeau's Knicks. The six-year guard posted career-high marks in several categories, including points (15.5), steals (1.3) and blocks (0.4) while also draining a career-high 40.7 percent from three-point range on 8.7 attempts per contest. The uptick in scoring numbers was directly tied to the fact that key contributors such as Julius Randle and OG Anunoby missed considerable time due to injuries, but either way, DiVincenzo showed he could handle a sizable offensive role. That might not be the case in the 2024-25 campaign. DiVincenzo was sent to the Timberwolves in a surprising trade right before training camp, making that five teams in four years for the Villanova product. In Minnesota, the sharpshooter will likely be a spark plug off the bench. DiVincenzo finished third in the NBA in made three-pointers with 283, so his elite shooting will be an asset to fantasy managers attempting to boost their three-point percentage in roto formats. However, playing behind Mike Conley, Anthony Edwards and Jaden McDaniels makes DiVincenzo unlikely to replicate his breakout campaign from last season.