Danilo Gallinari’s inaugural campaign in Los Angeles did not go as anyone had hoped. Brought in to be an offensive linchpin after the Chris Paul trade, the now maligned, oft-injured forward only managed 21 games this past season. It was the lowest total of his career and extended his streak to eight straight seasons of missing time due to injury, which includes an entire season missed due to a torn ACL.
Gallinari dealt with lingering glute and hand injuries throughout the year, limiting him to career lows in field goal and three-point percentage.