Kuzma appeared in 65 of Washington's first 67 games last year, averaging 22.4 points, 6.5 rebounds, 4.2 assists and 1.2 stocks in 32.1 minutes per game. However, an "ankle" injury sidelined him for 10 of the final 15 regular-season games. Kuzma did twist his right ankle, but the extended absence was partly due to the Wizards tanking for better draft odds, which ultimately paid off as they secured the No. 2 pick and took Alex Sarr. Kuzma's never been an elite category-league player due to his lack of peripheral stats, but he scores enough to be an impactful player in points leagues. As long as he's on the Wizards, Kuzma should have free range to chuck at will, so he could stack up points quickly. However, he doesn't fit into Washington's current rebuild and has been mentioned in plenty of trade rumors. The possibility of a trade or another late-season benching makes Kuzma a difficult player to trust. Nonetheless, there are certainly worse ideas than taking a flier on a 20-point scorer at the end of fantasy drafts.