Hawkins came out of the gates firing during his rookie season. From Oct. 30 through Nov. 25, the sharpshooter started nine of 15 appearances and averaged 14.4 points, 4.3 rebounds and 2.2 assists while shooting 35.5 percent on 8.1 three-point attempts per game. However, the honeymoon was short-lived, as Hawkins quickly reverted to a minor reserve role when the Pelicans returned to full strength. While rumors swirled this offseason about Brandon Ingram's future in New Orleans, Hawkins would face an uphill battle for a leading role even if the veteran is dealt. The Pelicans traded for Dejounte Murray this offseason, so for now, it appears it'll be Murray, Ingram and CJ McCollum in the starting backcourt, with Hawkins, Trey Murphy and Herbert Jones competing for backup minutes. That's a deep and talented group, so Hawkins' fantasy value will be limited to begin Year 2. However, given what Hawkins showed in Year 1, he's certainly someone worth rostering if he's playing 30 minutes a night.