Morris’ multi-category appeal was put on full display Friday, though this likely represents the higher end of what he’ll produce most nights during the regular season. Even in a secondary scoring role behind the likes of John Wall and Bradley Beal, Morris still holds value in most shallower fantasy formats, and the promise of consistent playing time in 2016-17 after a controversy-marred stint with the Suns in the first half of last season should help him deliver better all-around value.
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