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Brown

He had a dislocated shoulder at summer league last year, but he was able to return to action last season at the D-League. Brown had an abysmal run at Vegas last year, so he’ll look to get better this time around. He’s not close to being on the fantasy radar.

Brown played four seasons in the NCAA, culminating in averages of 15.6 points, 5.4 rebounds and 2.8 blocks in 31 minutes per game as a senior. He’ll need to bulk up to combat the NBA’s centers, but fantasy owners should at least keep him on the radar as a blocks-specialist as the season progresses.

He was in some pain and was escorted back to the locker room. Brown started off his summer league on a bad note, missing his first 11 shots from the field, but he’s looked a litter better.

His injury didn’t look good and he was grabbing the outside of his shoulder as he went to the locker room. Brown’s injury will likely keep him sidelined for multiple weeks.

The 50th overall pick in the 2014 NBA Draft averaged just 6.7 points and 3.4 boards for the Bakersfield Jam in the D-League last season, so he doesn’t appear to be close to joining the NBA at all. Brown is not on the fantasy radar.

The Suns’ second-round pick is planning to play for Obradoiro in the Spanish League once he finishes rehabilitation on his left shoulder that he dislocated during Summer League. He had surgery on July 24 and is expected to resume basketball activity in late October or November. The Suns still retain rights to the seven-footer, but he won’t have any relevance in fantasy circles for the 2014-15 season.

The last time Brown played a pro game in America, he suffered a dislocated shoulder at Las Vegas Summer League. Brown was not playing well at all before the injury and won’t make a fantasy impact any time soon.