Los Angeles Lakers power forward Julius Randle was one of the players I kept turning to in the seventh or eighth round of preseason drafts, both real and mock. It seemed like strong value to get a double-double guy who contributes assists and doesn't hurt fantasy managers with his percentages. However, we're just a mere few weeks in but Randle qualifies as one of the bigger disappointments so far because the numbers aren't there or even close to there -- and it's not really all his fault. The Lakers just aren't giving him the minutes he deserves.
Myriad NBA players aren't averaging as many as 20 minutes per game through the first two weeks, but most from that group weren't expected to handle significant roles. Randle
