Marshall

Plumlee

The Long Island Nets sent the 33rd overall pick in the 2018 G-League draft to the Clipper G-League affiliate. Marshall spent last season with the Bucks on a two-way contract. He’s not on the fantasy radar.

The undrafted senior out of Duke is the younger brother of Mason and Miles. He averaged 8.3 points, 8.6 boards and 1.6 blocks during his senior season, but it’s hard to imagine him making an immediate impact if he makes the final roster in New York. He’ll play in summer league for the Knicks.

According to the New York Post, Plumlee could be the third-string center behind Joakim Noah and Willy Hernangomez. Plumlee has already signed a three-year deal with the Knicks, but only the first year is guaranteed.

Considering his competition is Kyle O’Quinn and UDFA Marshall Plumlee, we can’t exactly say that we’re surprised. Given Noah is almost a lock to miss time during the regular season, it’s worth keeping tabs on Hernangomez to see how he progresses.

He’s the third-string center in New York, and has yet to actually step foot on the court for the Knicks this season. Leave him on the wire.

O’Quinn has struggled to separate himself from Marshall Plumlee and rookie Willy Hernangomez, but this performance could give him an edge as the Knicks’ backup center. Joakim Noah is no stranger to DNPs, so if O’Quinn wins the job he’ll at least be on the fantasy radar.

He’ll be doing a whole lot of this this season. There’s no fantasy value here.

Plumlee will be doing a whole lot of this for the Knicks this season. He has zero fantasy value.

It was a head scratcher to see him play 19 minutes on Wednesday, so this makes more sense. The Other Other Plumlee will need a ton of injuries to get consistent minutes.

He’s played in a total of three games this season, with the last one coming on Dec. 15, so he’ll go down for some much-needed experience in the D-League. There’s no fantasy value here.