Wesley Matthews:(SG/SF)

Since Brandon Roy retired it looks like Matthews will be the starting SG in Portland. When given an opportunity last year Matthews did nothing but produce. Matthews will give you points, a good amount of three's with a good percentage (40%), steals (1.2 per game), and a solid free throw percentage. I think Matthews could actually improve on his numbers from last year and he currently is being drafted in the 6TH or 7TH round in most drafts.

Michael Beasley: (SF/PF)

Beasley scored 19.2 ppg last year and is a great source of FG's (7.7 pg) with a good percentage (45%). Beasley does not get as many rebounds as you would expect from a guy that is 6'10 but he still managed to average 5.6 per game even with Kevin Love dominating the glass. Beasley looks to be drafted in the 8TH round in most drafts right now, which is a steal since he has room for improvement.

Does anyone have any others?

I think Wright is a solid player but from what I've seen so far in mock drafts is that he's being drafted early in the 3RD round, which means nobody is sleeping on him. Infact I think thats a little too high because he's being selected over guys like John Wall, Chris Bosh, and Zach Randolph.

Ryan Anderson:

Anderson was a first round pick back in 2008 but never was given a real opportunity until mid-season last year, he only averaged 22 minutes last year but still averaged slightly over 2 three pointers per game. At 6'10, he's a good rebounder  to go along with his good shooting percentages and this is all coming from a guy listed as a PF/C. This year Anderson very well could find himself in the starting line-up. Van Gundy commented that Anderson should see at least 30 minutes per game, if that's a case Anderson could break-out this year.