Ranking all the projected benches in the NBA, including the Clippers

Led the NBA in bench scoring last season and have the reigning (and three-time) Sixth Man of the Year winner Williams.

After being selected 14th overall in 2018, can Porter Jr. make an impact after missing all of last season?

Adding Ariza and Joseph (and Richaun Holmes) to an already solid bench makes this reserve unit now one of the best in the league.

Even at his advanced age (38), adding Korver to the bench brings a sharpshooter to the second unit that the team did not previously have.

Musa is ready for a larger role after appearing in just nine games for Brooklyn after being selected 27th overall in 2018.

Forbes will likely return to a reserve role with Dejounte Murray coming back for the Spurs this season.

The x-factor here is clearly Fultz, who hasn’t had his career get on track after being taken with the first overall pick in 2017.

The outside shooting of Redick and Moore (and to a lesser extent Hart) makes this a potent second unit.

Clarkson is one of the league’s best scorers off the bench.

This ranking can go up a few slots if we see a motivated Howard (if he remains on the bench and Javale McGee starts at center).

While the Knicks lack star power, they do have a bunch of quality, NBA-caliber players.

Lamb will likely be a starter when the season begins until Victor Oladipo is ready to come back from injury.

Marjanovic has proven he can put up numbers in limited minutes, but can he finally be counted on to play 15-20 a game?

A completely new second unit as none of these players were on Atlanta last season.

If Rose can stay healthy, not only will he be one of the best playmakers in the league off the bench, but he also could unseat Reggie Jackson as Detroit’s starting point guard.

Nothing flashy on the second unit, but there are a couple hard-nosed players in Davis and O’Neale.

Oubre Jr. was impressive after being traded to Phoenix as he averaged 16.9 points in 40 contests.

On a team that lives for shooting beyond the arc, their bench provides a lot of guys who can get hot from there.

Miami hopes that Herro can help improve their 21st-place showing from behind the arc as a team in 2018-19 as they made 34.9 percent of their tries.

Culver, the sixth overall pick in 2019, could find his way into the starting lineup, perhaps in place of Josh Okogie.

Chicago ranked just 23rd in bench scoring last season, but they hope the addition of Young and rookie White can improve their standing.

Schroder and Noel are definitely quality pieces to have on your bench, but there isn’t much after that.

The Raptors hope a change of scenery is what was needed for Johnson who has failed to impress since being taken eighth overall by the Pistons in 2015.

While many believed the rebuilding Grizzlies would buy out Iguodala, recent reports state that they have no interest in doing so.

After Brown, this isn’t a deep bench which is far different than the past few seasons for Boston.

The Hornets would love to see a whole lot more from former lottery picks Kidd-Gilchrist and Monk.

The bench looks far different without mainstays Andre Iguodala and Shaun Livingston.

Simons will receive a much-larger role after a rookie season that saw him play in just 20 games.

The 76ers easily have one of the best starting lineups in the game so expect an in-season trade to bolster a somewhat barren bench.

Bertans is solid, but the Wizards really need to hope Thomas resembles something closer to the 2016-17 version of him rather than the past two seasons.