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White

White’s foot injury cost him his rookie year, and second round draft picks generally don’t survive that type of situation. That said, we wouldn’t be surprised to see him land elsewhere if his above-average athleticism hasn’t been impacted by the injury.

White was released by the Pistons in December of 2011, and after playing in Las Vegas summer league, he’s drawing some interest from overseas. He was cut by the Hornets in training camp before the 2011-12 season and is likely better off overseas.

White was previously drawing interest from Virtus Bologna in Italy, but he’s signed in Serbia instead. White was released by the Pistons in December of 2011.

He’s projected to be taken in Round 2, but could improve his stock between now and June. White averaged 15.1 points per game for the Rebels last season.

White will be in training camp with the Suns after playing overseas and is hoping to make the team’s final roster. “I’m very motivated,” White said. “Everyone counted me out. I heard things like, ‘He’s failed throughout his whole career.’ With this opportunity, this is my chance to prove I belong in the NBA and show everyone that I’m a way better man and a way better player now than I was at 20 years old.” Even if White is able to play his way on to the Suns final roster, he won’t provide any value in standard fantasy leagues.

White is hoping to hook on with the Suns after spending time overseas, but he’s a long shot to make the final roster. Even if the 25-year-old is able to survive final cuts, he’s can be left undrafted in all fantasy leagues.

White was drafted by the Pistons back in 2010, but he broke his foot during a preseason game which ended up costing him his entire rookie season, and he was later waived by Detroit. While the specifics of the deal have not yet been released, it’s likely nothing more than a training camp invite, and he’s a long shot to make the regular-season roster. Feel free to ignore White in all leagues on draft day.

He was a long shot to make the regular-season roster, and will now likely sign a deal overseas.

White is still in a walking boot after breaking his foot on opening night. He is set for a bit role in the Pistons’ crowded wing rotation.

White broke the fifth metatarsal in his right foot during Tuesday’s preseason game. The timeline for his return will be made clear after surgery.