Josh Richardson

Richardson was a rotational player for the Heat before suffering a season-ending shoulder injury in February. He averaged 9.9 points, 2.8 rebounds, 2.4 rebounds, 2.4 assists, 1.5 triples and 0.6 steals across 25.7 minutes in 43 regular-season games. The veteran wing will look to earn a similar role for the Heat in the upcoming season, but a role off the bench might not be enough to give him valuable fantasy upside. Richardson can be a decent source of assists, triples and even perhaps steals, but the nature of his bench role will limit his upside. He might be worth looking at as a potential streaming option in standard formats and could even be worth a late-round flier depending on how your roster is constructed. However, his fantasy upside will be limited even in deep formats unless he can carve a bigger-than-expected role off the bench. That seems unlikely, though, as the Heat have Tyler Herro and Jimmy Butler entrenched as the starters at shooting guard and small forward, and Jaime Jaquez can also be an option off the bench in both roles.