Sims emerged as a high-energy backup big for the Bucks after being acquired mid-season from the Knicks, averaging 2.4 points, 4.9 rebounds and 0.8 assists in 15 minutes per game during his 14 outings with Milwaukee. His shooting was efficient inside the arc, with a 68.0 percent mark during that stint. Unfortunately, a torn ligament in his right thumb ended his regular season prematurely, though he returned to contribute in the playoffs with 4.0 rebounds per game in 11.6 minutes across five contests. With the Bucks re-signing him on a cost-controlled two-year deal (including a player option) this offseason, his role as a rotation big seems secure, especially with Brook Lopez no longer around. Myles Turner will be the starting center, and Bobby Portis figures to be the first big man off the bench, but the backup center minutes are there for the taking. Sims' value lies in his rim-rolling athleticism, defensive hustle, and rebounding, but if he's limited to minutes in the teens, he'll be hard-pressed to produce consistent fantasy appeal.