Robbie Hummel

Robbie Hummel spent the majority of the 2013-14 season coming off the bench for the Timberwolves. He appeared in 53 games (starting five) and averaged 3.4 points on 38-percent shooting from the field, 36 percent from beyond the arc, and 94 percent from the line. Hummel spent five years at Purdue and a season in Spain before arriving in Minnesota. He tore his ACL twice in college and injured his MCL while in Spain (where he had to sit out for two months). With the team struggling to cope with other injured players, Hummel received major playing time in April. He played at least 30 minutes in four games and scored a career-high 12 points in the April 5 loss to the Magic. The 6-8 forward scored in double digits in three other games during his rookie season. At 25 years old, he can provide hustle in limited minutes. At Purdue, before his major injuries, Hummel was a nice scorer and did a lot of little things to help the Boilermakers win. He could find a reserve role for the Timberwolves, but his minutes will be limited by his status on the depth chart.

Hummel played this past season in Spain while recovering from meniscus surgery. He's dealt with knee injuries his entire career, twice tearing his right ACL. However, over the final 16 games of the Spanish season, the former Purdue star averaged 12.4 points and 4.6 rebounds in 21.9 minutes. Hummel will be given a shot to make the team, but the T-Wolves have solid depth on the wing, so it's unlikely he'd be a fantasy contributor.