Donte DiVincenzo

DiVincenzo built his reputation as a connective guard who does the unglamorous work — spacing the floor, moving the ball, and competing on defense — which is why contenders keep wanting him. A Villanova product and 2018 national champion, he won a ring as a rotation piece on the 2021 Bucks before a breakout shooting year in New York. In Minnesota he settled into a combo-guard role, hovering around 12 points a night while spotting up alongside Anthony Edwards and taking tough perimeter assignments. His 2025-26 season ended early and painfully: a torn right Achilles tendon shut him down and cost him the postseason, which makes his offseason rehab the storyline to watch. When healthy he is one of the league's more reliable high-volume three-point shooters from the wing.