Tianna Hawkins

After a year in Atlanta during the 2021 season, Hawkins rejoined the Mystics in 2022, where she's spent the majority of her career to date. The veteran forward logged 12.8 minutes per game in her 25 appearances with Washington last season, but nothing pops off the page in her time on the floor. Her 38.6 percent conversion rate from the field represents a career-worst mark, and her 26.4 percent mark from deep certainly isn't efficient. Hawkins will likely enter 2023 needing to prove herself worthy of a roster spot again in camp, but she has enough history with the Mystics that she could find double-digit minutes again off the bench. Even if that's the case, Hawkins is, at best, on the edge of some of the deeper fantasy formats and sports minimal upside at this point in her career.

Hawkins found her way back to Washington this offseason after a one-year stint in Atlanta that didn't go particularly well. While her workload remained relatively stagnant, Hawkins posted just 4.9 points and 3.1 rebounds per contest, her lowest outputs in both categories since she averaged just 10.7 minutes per game back in 2016. Hawkins also finished the year shooting a career-low 39.7 percent from the field and just 24.2 percent from beyond the arc. While there's certainly some room for improvement with Washington, she also faces a crowded frontcourt depth chart that may make things difficult to find a consistent role. Hawkins could see expanded minutes should others miss time, but she's likely bound for a depth role to open 2022.