James Jones

Jones spent last season with the Cavaliers, playing in just 48 games. In those games, he averaged 2.8 points across 7.9 minutes per game. Jones largely made a career out of being a three-point marksman and will finish his career with a 40.1 percent mark from distance on 5.2 points per game. Arguably his best season as a player came during the 2005-06 season with Phoenix, when he averaged 9.3 points per game on 38.6 percent from beyond the arc across 23.6 minutes per game.

Jones received the starting nod on Saturday with LeBron James (rest) and Kyrie Irving (rest) taking the night off, but with both James and Irving back in action Monday, Jones will revert to his usual bench role.

Jones will be making his second start of the season for Cleveland. He's averaging just 3.0 points and 0.6 rebounds in his 7.2 minutes per game this season, but he'll likely receive a larger minute load while in the starting lineup.

With LeBron James (illness) missing Saturday's contest, Jones saw his most extensive allotment of playing time since Dec. 14. He compiled a serviceable stat line in relatively short order thanks to his trademark three-point marksmanship, equaling his second-best scoring total of the season in the process. Despite the encouraging outing, Jones' minutes are likely to be right back in the single digits if James returns Monday against the Bucks.