Hughes has appeared in 54 regular-season games for the Jazz and Trail Blazers across two NBA seasons. His last NBA appearance came during the 2021-22 campaign, and he shouldn’t be on the fantasy radar for the upcoming campaign given Cleveland’s wealth of talent across the roster.

Hughes spent time with both Utah and Portland during the 2021-22 season, but he wasn’t able to see many minutes. He played for the Wisconsin Herd last season, but he has spent the summer with Orlando. He’ll likely be back in the G-League next season, but he did have a decent performance on Saturday, even if he won’t ever be a fantasy contributor.

If this silly-season tank fest doesn't get your blood pumping we're not sure what would. Brandon Williams, Keon Johnson, CJ Elleby and Drew Eubanks will round out the starting lineup for the Blazers and we can't wait to see who the Thunder roll out there. 

Brandon Williams, Josh Hart, CJ Elleby and Drew Eubanks are also in the starting five with Trendon Watford coming off the bench. Coach Chauncey Billups said Anfernee Simons (knee) and Justise Winslow (Achilles) are nearing a return, so there's no reason to grab Hughes in most leagues.