Myles Turner was thought to be a project coming out of the University of Texas, but he emerged fairly quickly as an impact player for the Pacers once he got healthy following a hand injury in the first few months of the season. Turner forced his way into the starting lineup by January, and ended up appearing in 30 games as a starter last season, averaging 11.5 points, 6.7 rebounds and 1.6 blocks per game. Turner might end up adding 3-point range to his shot, and he showcased more offensive skill and touch near the rim than anyone expected as a rookie, which makes us very excited to see what he might be capable of moving forward.
2016 Outlook: Myles Turner
