Life was tough for Caldwell-Pope away from Nikola Jokic last season. He posted his lowest points per game (8.7) since his rookie year and his lowest three-point percentage (34.2%) since the 2015-16 season. He remained a solid defender, averaging 1.3 steals and 0.4 blocks in his 29.6 minutes, but those weren't numbers consequential enough to make him fantasy relevant. More of the same wouldn't be surprising from the 32-year-old. He was dealt to the Grizzlies from the Magic in the Desmond Bane deal, and he has a chance to start in the open shooting guard spot. But he'll also be contending with Ty Jerome, Jaylen Wells and other players from the Grizzlies' crowded, albeit unproven, wing rotation. There's not much upside to be had from selecting KCP in fantasy this season, and he's probably only useful for managers in deep leagues who are desperate for three-and-D production.