After five years in Atlanta, Capela signed a three-year, $21.5 million deal to return to Houston, where he spent his first six seasons. Last season was Capela's worst statistical campaign since 2015-16. He dealt with injuries, struggled when available and was finally supplanted by Onyeka Okongwu. Despite a solid contract, Capela is looking at splitting backup duties with Steven Adams behind Alperen Sengun. The Rockets also have Jabari Smith, Tari Eason and Dorian Finney-Smith, who've all played small-ball five at times in their career. Barring injuries ahead of him, Capela is unlikely to play more than 20 minutes a night, which significantly caps his upside. It's possible that in a limited role, the veteran is more active and can still deliver solid big-man stats (rebounds, blocks and field-goal percentage). However, even in that scenario, he's barely a top-200 asset. Capela was once a walking double-double and a regular top-100 pick, but in his age-31 season, he's best utilized in fantasy as a fifth center in two-center leagues or as an insurance policy if you drafted Sengun early.