Dean Wade, Cleveland Cavaliers. (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)
Last season, Dean Wade received his share of opportunities as a rotational contributor for the Cleveland Cavaliers, and that ended up being worthwhile.
Injuries to the likes of Kevin Love, at least to some degree, and Larry Nance Jr. did have some to do with it, sure, but Wade did show nice qualities as an off-ball player for Cleveland. He knocked in a respectable 36.6 percent of his 3.4 three-point attempts in 19.2 minutes per game, and averaged 6.