Today we continue the series with veteran point guard Tyronn Lue. How do you think these players will do? Leave your answers in the comments!

Tyronn Lue

2007 Stats: 11.4 ppg, 3.6 apg, 35% 3-pt FG, 88% FT

2007 Highlights: T-Lue's most memorable performance from 2006-07 has to be his game-winner in OT over New Jersey on Feb. 4. That wasn't the only instance of last-second heroics for the player they call "The Show" last season though, as he also nailed a game-tying runner at the buzzer against Cleveland on Nov. 7, forcing overtime in a game the Hawks eventually won to move to 4-1 on the season.

What he needs to work on this summer: Getting healthy. T-Lue has had injury issues throughout his career, and unfortunately had what started out as a great year derailed early on last season by groin issues and a knee problem that led to arthroscopic surgery earlier this summer. Lue is off the court for a few more weeks, but expects to be ready to go in time for the start of training camp.

Lue has always been a reliable perimeter shooter and (in my opinion) an underrated distributor. Defensively, his best days may be behind him, so the more he can work on using his experience to overcome speed/height disadvantages, the better.

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Outlook for 2007-08: Tyronn Lue is well respected in the Hawks locker room and around the league (word on the street is his advice to his boy Kevin Garnett is what led KG to approve the trade to Boston). He is a veteran presence, a clutch perimeter shooter, and is generally the guy who keeps the team loose with his nonstop chatter and story-telling. While incoming PG Acie Law learns the ropes of the NBA, the Hawks will be counting heavily on Lue and Speedy Claxton to lead the team. But with Lue also going into the final year of his contract, he also figures to be a target of other teams looking to upgrade at the one for the short-term.