Lance Stephenson has underwhelmed this year, with his historically low 17.1% three point shooting percentage and his ample time glued to the bench. However, at one time he was considered to be a useful two-way player who could both defend and cause havoc on offense.
He was a triple-double waiting to happen in his last year in Indiana, and when Charlotte Hornets general manager Rich Cho signed him to a three-year, $27M deal with a two-year out for the team, it was mostly praised as a high-risk/high-reward move that a team like Charlotte needed to make.