7. Devyn Marble
Marble was the 56th overall pick in the 2014 NBA Draft and appeared in 44 games over two seasons with the Orlando Magic. He has been out of the league since then, however, spending the past two seasons overseas and in the G-League.
In his two NBA seasons, Marble’s playing time was sparse. He averaged 2.2 points in 10.4 minutes per game, often finding himself relegated to garbage time minutes. The talent and NBA pedigree is there, but he’s still trying to prove his worth to teams.
With that said, Marble still has time to grow. He’s 25 and fits a valuable niche in the modern NBA — a 6-foot-6 wing who can space the floor and defend multiple positions. There are opportunities aplenty for players of that archetype.
Coming off the bench for the Summer Sixers, it’s unlikely that Marble will find himself with the team next season. He could find himself with a training camp invite, though. His shooting mechanics look smooth and, again, there is some NBA history there.
As arguably the most experienced player on the roster, Marble would present quite the storyline if he’s able to claw his way back into the league.