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

21. Rondae Hollis-Jefferson, Brooklyn Nets

Hollis-Jefferson continued his upward trajectory in year three, averaging 13.9 points per game and emerging as one of Brooklyn’s most important building blocks. He’s still not a great three-point shooter, but he’s at least making (marginal) strides in the right direction.

Defensive versatility is RHJ’s calling card, and that has a lot of value in the modern NBA. He can defend a few different positions, while his slashing ability creates some mismatches at the four spot. Expect him to take another leap forward in 2018-19.

20. Danilo Gallinari, Los Angeles Clippers

Gallo could rank higher than this, or much lower. It all depends on his health status, which hasn’t been great in recent years. The Italian has played over 60 games just once in the last four seasons following his ACL tear in 2013-14.

At his best, Gallo is a crafty scorer who can wreak havoc as a small-ball four. The Clippers seem content with where they’re at — gunning for the eighth seed in a loaded Western Conference — which means veterans will see the floor early and often. Gallo will be a prime starting candidate if healthy.

19. P.J. Tucker, Houston Rockets

Tucker proved his worth in the playoffs last season, giving tremendous energy on the defensive glass, defending his tail off and making big shots on offense. He’s the ultimate Rockets player — drilling spot-up threes, defending multiple positions and rarely venturing outside his comfort zone.