Sexton has been fantasy gold at times in his career, but his move to Charlotte won't help his case this season. With LaMelo Ball healthy, Sexton and fellow offseason addition Spencer Dinwiddie will have to settle for minor reserve roles while competing for minutes with returning reserve guards Tre Mann and Nick Smith. Not to mention Brandon Miller, Miles Bridges and rookie Kon Knueppel will siphon most of the usage that doesn't go Ball's way. However, there's a reason Sexton and Dinwiddie were brought in. Miller played only 27 games last season, while Ball has suited up for more than 51 regular-season games only once in his first five seasons. Sexton is a great insurance option for those who select Ball early in drafts, but expecting strong production from Sexton when everyone is healthy won't be a good strategy.