Damiris Dantas

Dantas regressed in 2022 in terms of workload (17.5 minutes per game), output (5.1 points, 3.8 rebounds per game) and efficiency (30.4 percent from the field, 26.2 percent from three - both career-low marks). She competed for a frontcourt role behind Napheesa Collier - who missed most of 2022 following a pregnancy - to replace the now-retired Sylvia Fowles in Minnesota, but she missed out on a spot on the team's final roster. Dantas missed all but 15 games last year due to injury and personal reasons. She hasn't appeared in more than 26 contests over the last five seasons, so availability is something to factor into her fantasy equation and potential fit as she seeks out a new team. When healthy, Dantas has produced, finishing in the top 35 in per-game production in 2019 and 2020, thanks to healthy scoring numbers and shooting percentages in her first two years with Minnesota. Dantas had what was largely a lost season in 2022, and her fantasy relevance in 2023 will depend on if she ends up with another team and where.