Coming off easily his best season since being drafted, Fultz managed to put up career-high numbers across the board. He finished as the 91st-ranked player in standard nine-category formats with 14.0 points per game on 51.4 percent shooting, adding 3.9 rebounds, 5.7 assists and 1.5 steals. He scored at least 20 points on six occasions during the final month of the season, continuing to develop his offensive game. Based on his trajectory, there is a case to be made for him pushing inside the top 70 for this upcoming season. As the team around him gets better, his assist numbers should continue to rise, while his defensive abilities appear rock solid. The fact the Magic drafted Anthony Black does throw a bit of a wrench in the works, as well as the fact they have a number of guard options already. Hoping that cooler heads prevail, Fultz should remain the starting point guard, with Jalen Suggs and Anthony Black serving as the priorities behind him. Gary Harris doesn't fit their current timeline, meaning he could be moved at some point, likely to a contender. Cole Anthony has shown flashes but had a lot of holes in his overall game. If Fultz can get up over 30 minutes per night, grabbing him anywhere after the sixth or even seventh round makes sense.