Naz Hillmon

Hillmon saw a reduced role in Year 2 after a promising rookie campaign. While Monique Billings has moved to Los Angeles, Atlanta opted to re-sign Nia Coffey while adding Tina Charles and Aerial Powers in free agency, pushing Hillmon further down the frontcourt depth chart. When handed an elevated role, Hillmon's rebounding and field-goal efficiency can make her a quality fantasy option, but she's a low-upside option given her current standing in the organization behind Rhyne Howard, Cheyenne Parker, Charles, Coffey and Powers.

Hillmon garnered a modest reserve role to start her WNBA career last year, but she slowly carved out more playing time before ultimately starting the final 12 games of the season with Nia Coffey sidelined. As a starter, Hillmon averaged 6.3 points, 7.3 rebounds and 1.6 steals-plus-blocks in 30.0 minutes. Atlanta added two starter-level guards - Danielle Robinson and Allisha Gray - this offseason, which may limit Hillmon's opportunities. Still, the second-year forward proved she's deserving of a rotational role and could develop into a quality producer moving forward. She'll be competing with Coffey and Monique Billings for playing time behind Rhyne Howard and Cheyenne Parker, but until the rotation is evident, it may be difficult to trust any of the potential backups in fantasy. Coffey's health will be a major storyline when determining who to target in Atlanta's frontcourt.