Kyle

Wiltjer

The deal is assuredly non-guaranteed. The Rockets can retain Michael Beasley for $1.4 million next season, they have Sam Dekker and Clint Capela under guaranteed deals, and both Terrence Jones and Donatas Motiejunas are restricted free agents. Even if Wiltjer earns an invite to training camp, he’s doubtful to make the regular-season roster.

Wiltjer was a long shot to make the team, but the undrafted sharpshooter out of Gonzaga played well enough to earn one of the last spots on the final 15-man roster. He played just under 15 minutes a night in the preseason, averaging 8.3 points while shooting 47.5 percent from the floor and 41.7 percent from 3-point territory. Wiltjer is a 3-point specialist, but his fantasy value is limited due to the fact he’ll likely be buried on the Houston bench early on this season.

He’s not close to being in the rotation this season.

He’s not in the rotation and that may not change this season.

He almost has more D-League assignments than he does career points.

He does this more often than he plays. Leave him on the wire.

He’s played a total of 10 minutes this season.

Wiltjer is a negligible part of the rotation in Houston, so there’s no fantasy spin here.

The Rockets need another body for Friday’s game vs. the Bulls with Ryan Anderson (back) on the shelf, but Wiltjer likely won’t see the floor. Leave him on the wire.

No fantasy impact to note, as neither player is part of the Rockets’ rotation.