When it comes to rookies in fantasy hoops, opportunity is everything. Sure, talent is important, but there's always a chance that it won't pay dividends in year one.In layman's terms, an ultra-talented player stuck at the back end of a contending team's depth chart won't exactly win you a fantasy championship. Yes, we're looking at you, Peyton Watson. On the contrary, a rookie with a significant role right out of the gate has a much better shot at returning value in year one, cc Keegan Murray. ...