Queen's rookie campaign was a roller coaster, with his playing time fluctuating wildly, ranging from 7 to 41 minutes on any given night. He finished as the 144th-ranked player, averaging 11.7 points, 7.1 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 1.9 combined steals and blocks in 25.0 minutes per game. Despite finishing so low in the rankings, it felt as though Queen was always providing fantasy managers with glimpses of what he is capable of. His ability to contribute across the board certainly didn't go unnoticed, making him one of the more talked-about rookies last season. Heading into his sophomore campaign, it's hard to get a read on exactly where Queen fits in the Pelicans' rotation. For reasons only known to the organization, the roster remains largely unchanged, meaning Queen will be battling for center minutes with Yves Missi and Karlo Matkovic. Of course, the team could also opt to play either Herbert Jones or Zion Williamson at center, depending on the individual matchup. Given the upside, Queen makes for a viable selection in drafts, once your starting roster is complete, somewhere in the 110 range.