Philadelphia 76ers: Where Dario Saric ranks among all starting power forwards

24. Jerami Grant, Oklahoma City Thunder

The former Sixer signed a three-year deal this summer, setting him up as part of OKC’s long-term future. He projects as their starting four in lieu of Carmelo Anthony, providing some much-needed defensive energy.

OKC’s limited spacing is a concern, but Grant brings enough value as a defender, rebounder and slashing to justify starting him over Patrick Patterson, who struggled mightily last season.

23. Al-Farouq Aminu, Portland Trail Blazers

Aminu is Portland’s defensive backbone next to Jusuf Nurkic, providing an athletic, switch-friendly presence at the four spot. His offense is heavily limited — mostly spot-up threes and at-rim finishes — but his defense alone earns him this spot.

22. Markieff Morris, Washington Wizards

Morris provides solid value as a spark plug on both ends, hustling on defense and mustering the occasional hot streak on offense. His ability to put the ball on the floor helps take some pressure off John Wall and Bradley Beal, which can be important.