With Durant expected to miss all of next season, he will get the chance to have a huge role on a team with heightened expectations.

A long, bouncy wing who can do a bit of everything, including score, rebound and create for others. Still in his early 20s, his upside remains huge and it’ll be up to the Pelicans to help him reach it.

According to multiple advanced stats, he’s coming off the best season of his career. Nagging injury concerns remain an issue, but when he does suit up, he’s been performing at a very high level.

Had trouble finding his groove last season upon returning from the catastrophic leg injury. With Kyrie Irving gone, he now has a chance to have a bigger imprint on Boston’s offense.

An elite outside shooter with a potent pull-up game who can defend multiple positions.

Stout two-way wing who plays with high effort and intensity.

Prototypical 3-and-D wing who contributes in ways that aren’t measured in the stat sheet.

His averages may be down, but the 2015 Finals MVP is still a hugely impactful creator and defender when he’s out on the floor.

Shot 27.5 percent from three last year after hitting 41.5 percent of his triples the year prior. Needs to regain that outside stroke to be the best possible 3-and-D wing he can be.

Streaky outside shooter but solid defender and cutter from the wing.