After playing his entire career in Philadelphia, Milton will get a fresh start in Minnesota heading into the 2022-23 season. Although he ended last season outside the top 300 in nine-category formats, he did close the regular season with a bang. Over the final three games, he averaged 15.3 points and 11.3 assists. While this is a minimal sample size, it does lead us to believe there could be some upside playing as a makeshift facilitator. That brings us to this season, where he will likely come off the bench behind Mike Conley and Anthony Edwards. Jordan McLaughlin is likely penciled in as the backup point guard, and rightfully so. However, Milton has far more offensive versatility, meaning he could be a sneaky target in deeper formats, just in case he can take a few minutes away from McLaughlin.
