8-B150 ADP +/- Name Notes 9-B150 ADP +/- 1 2.3 1.3 Is there a such thing as a boring No. 1 8-cat pick? 4 1.6 -2.4 2 2 0 Upside beyond this but there's a price to pay for risk, possible drama 1 2.2 1.2 3 7.3 4.3 Sliding in drafts after sliding for two years. Time for a regression. 3 5.2 2.2 4 7.3 3.3 Karl-Anthony Towns Drama in Minnesota pending this is where he goes 2 5.9 3.9 5 6 1 Only concern is chemistry; KD didn't have great playoffs despite MVP 5 5.7 0.7 6 2.7 -3.3 Giannis Antetokounmpo Would be nice to see another gear, especially on defensive side 7 3.6 -3.4 7 11.7 4.7 Rating him as mostly the same guy; year off in athletic prime a mess 6 12.5 6.5 8 3 -5 LeBron James When LeBron wants to he can still climb (see last season) 9 5 -4 9 17 8 Victor Oladipo Emerging superstar exploring his ceiling still 10 12.4 2.4 10 7 -3 The knee is probably okay, but game built on explosion a concern 15 9.1 -5.9 11 10 -1 You worry about things starting to break down/slow down for Dame. 8 10.1 2.1 12 18 6 Some upside beyond this if RW declines and PG needs to step up 12 13.5 1.5 13 8.3 -4.7 Nikola Jokic DEN has capable and emerging players, maybe full season of Millsap 11 9 -2 14 15.7 1.7 Joel Embiid For Embiid it's all about the blocks and if he regains his nastiness 17 16.8 -0.2 15 25.3 10.3 Emerging into one of the league's top guards 13 23.1 10.1 16 22.7 6.7 The upside isn't quite there and HOU will throttle back again this year 14 17.3 3.3 17 19 2 Kyrie Irving If anything, last season's caution with injuries helped keep miles off. 16 17.3 1.3 18 23 5 Devin Booker Hand injury aside, he has been given the keys to the franchise 26 25.6 -0.4 19 33.7 14.7 Plenty in the tank, consistent and still scratching some upside 19 29.2 10.2 20 13 -7 Lotsa variance in outcomes not just for him, but Sixers as a whole 36 15.6 -20.4 21 16 -5 A lot to prove this year as an elite player; lotsa question marks in WAS 44 23.7 -20.3 22 21 -1 Kemba Walker I worry a bit about his knee but production-wise he's safe as it gets 18 16.2 -1.8 23 21.3 -1.7 Donovan Mitchell Future MVP candidate can climb higher; but this includes improvement 37 17.5 -19.5 24 20 -4 Jimmy Butler Drama in Minnesota pending this is where he goes 20 23.7 3.7 25 28.3 3.3 He needs to re-energize his steals rate and keep improving efficiency 31 29.9 -1.1 26 46 20 Eric Bledsoe You might not like his game but he established his value last season 32 43.2 11.2 27 24 -3 DeMar DeRozan Similar fit as Kawhi had in SA, he'll run iso offense similarly 24 32.2 8.2 28 18.7 -9.3 Kyle Lowry Fit next to Kawhi and Toronto depth two reasons to fade him a bit 35 26.1 -8.9 29 48.7 19.7 Deandre Ayton Ayton looks more than competent to cash in on the PHO situation. 23 64.6 41.6 30 36 6 Marc Gasol Grinded thru pointless season - a good sign he might do it again 30 37 7 31 27.3 -3.7 Kevin Love Not quite Minnesota Love, but volume isn't going to be a problem 25 31.6 6.6 32 18 -14 Fit next to Blake, FT questions of course. Last year he crushed 33 24.9 -8.1 33 41 8 Clint Capela He'll improve again this year but the market has caught up 22 36 14 34 26 -8 More Wall this season will etch away at his value 41 22.2 -18.8 35 81.3 46.3 The Knicks need him and he's pretty easy to peg nowadays 27 81.2 54.2 36 32 -4 Rudy Gobert I worry about his explosion and declines in areas he's valuable 28 26.5 -1.5 37 116 79 Taurean Prince The B150 said 41 last season and he finished 45. Drops microphone 53 63 10 38 74 36 Gary Harris Can he be underrated again this year? Probably 29 47.9 18.9 39 69 30 Jamal Murray Competition for touches will keep him efficient 55 42.8 -12.2 40 58.3 18.3 Otto Porter Game doesn't rely on excess touches; I'm still worried about the hip 21 34.8 13.8 41 85.3 44.3 Kris Dunn Defensive production is most of what we care about here 58 86 28 42 56 14 John Collins How high can he go? So much (deserved) hype, profit margins be damned 42 50.8 8.8 43 36.7 -6.3 If he can get back to the foul line there's upside beyond this 40 28.5 -11.5 44 45.3 1.3 Mike Conley One had to suspect that MEM would use kid gloves last season 52 48.9 -3.1 45 32 -13 C.J. McCollum The super tight shooting in his breakout year appears to be outlier 39 30.8 -8.2 46 63 17 Myles Turner We'll be watching closely to see if he's not fat this season 34 44 10 47 53.3 6.3 Nikola Vucevic A trade could hurt him but he's also fairly consistent 50 58 8 48 63.3 15.3 Hassan Whiteside So many question marks; he could drift lower than this 43 72.8 29.8 49 66.3 17.3 Paid to be what he was last season 51 62.5 11.5 50 99 49 B150 had Joe at 60 last year. Everybody else had him at 120. 56 60.4 4.4 51 48 -3 Al Horford Loaded roster isn't helping him in the upside department 45 44.3 -0.7 52 88.3 36.3 Nikola Mirotic Can go higher than this; just needs to stay healthy and it's his 38 70 32 53 71 18 Teague/Thibs might be worth watching after Teague spoke up last year 64 64.9 0.9 54 78.3 24.3 Jonas Valanciunas I'm not sensing massive breakout but he can plod his way to this 48 76 28 55 93 38 Robert Covington As official founders of Covington's bandwagon, we just wanted to brag a bit 49 56.2 7.2 56 50 -6 Tobias Harris A trendy name and a fairly safe mid-round play; profit margin issues 46 37.4 -8.6 57 30 -27 LaMarcus Aldridge One of the luckiest picks of last season. An entire season as the guy 47 35.4 -11.6 58 80.3 22.3 Dario Saric Does a lot for the Sixers and might finally get recognized this year 61 79.8 18.8 59 99 40 Josh Richardson Great year and he handled it last year, but Miami is crowded again 54 64.1 10.1 60 63 3 Zach LaVine He wants to be the No. 1 and will probably be healthy enough for it 71 65.8 -5.2 61 35.3 -25.7 This is high and I might bring it back if I don't see a focus on efficiency 82 42.4 -39.6 62 48.3 -13.7 We're not gettting full Lou Williams this season (I don't think) 75 57.4 -17.6 63 40.7 -22.3 Jayson Tatum His ADP is high for the wrong reasons; but stat set supports value 57 44.3 -12.7 64 124 60 An HB favorite; can go higher than this 59 145.4 86.4 65 130 65 Buddy Hield The Kings can screw this up any number of ways; great shooting stats 60 92.8 32.8 66 104 38 Kyle Anderson Was great last year but new fit means some variance potential 62 91.3 29.3 67 136.7 69.7 Jonathan Isaac Has untold fantasy upside. 65 104.4 39.4 68 55 -13 A safer mid-round PG that will produce if healthy 113 60.4 -52.6 69 51 -18 Aaron Gordon Moving away from the hoop not good for Gordon 68 42.8 -25.2 70 80 10 Steven Adams You worry about the physical pounding he's taken but this is safe 84 71.8 -12.2 71 164.3 93.3 Bobby Portis Flaws in the stat set but he's going to plod his way to value 69 140.2 71.2 72 53.7 -18.3 Paul Millsap A lot of reasons to fade Millsap this season (age/miles/production) 85 61.1 -23.9 73 81.7 8.7 Elfrid Payton Can be better than this but that presumes he can earn starter's mins 91 117.2 26.2 74 96.7 22.7 Finally found a shot. Lower minutes will help keep him upright 81 100 19 75 102.7 27.7 Rondae Hollis-Jefferson Injuries the only concern; he has taken a beating at PF 73 123.7 50.7 76 92 16 Jarrett Allen The preseason hype has created a risk/profit margin situation 63 58.1 -4.9 77 132 55 Jaren Jackson Has some stat set issues but has a nice floor for a rookie 86 100.6 14.6 78 146.7 68.7 Kelly Olynyk B150 had him at 83 last year, other sites 140, finished at 63 77 127.8 50.8 8-B150 ADP +/- Name Notes 9-B150 ADP +/- 79 147.7 68.7 Spencer Dinwiddie He's better than DAR but muddy depth chart could hold him back 76 139.7 63.7 80 137.7 57.7 Kent Bazemore One of the better players on a really bad team. 88 128.2 40.2 81 58.7 -22.3 Andrew Wiggins Drama in Minnesota pending this is where he goes 87 81.3 -5.7 82 98 16 It's not about volume with Collison, who could cruise again this year 66 80 14 83 82.3 -0.7 Tim Hardaway Jr. Injury concerns are fair; but stat set issues hold him back a bit anyway 74 77.1 3.1 84 61.7 -22.3 Probably the most boring fantasy play in the game today 67 72.6 5.6 85 46.3 -38.7 DeAndre Jordan rate showed an overweight player lacking explosion last year 80 52 -28 86 41.3 -44.7 The depth in Boston means Hayward won't be on our squads 70 51.1 -18.9 87 63.3 -23.7 Dennis Smith Jr. Percentages are the issue, as well as his knee, but so much talent 138 78 -60 88 146.5 58.5 Mario Hezonja Should get cut loose in NY; question is what he does with it 79 128.6 49.6 89 82 -7 Jusuf Nurkic Nurk will get a fair shot at plodding his way to this value. 107 89.8 -17.2 90 126.3 36.3 Dennis Schroder Needs a serious RW injury to be anything more than this 119 120.2 1.2 91 66.7 -24.3 Luka Doncic I want to rate him higher but stat set is an issue in places 139 88 -51 92 131 39 Malcolm Brogdon Last year's injury will keep his price low; solid value 83 121.4 38.4 93 142.7 49.7 If the Hawks manage his minutes he can bring back late round value 129 140.3 11.3 94 55.3 -38.7 Goran Dragic Heat depth and general deterioration in his stat set are the issues 123 64 -59 95 77 -18 New coach might unlock some things, but it hasn't been good for Batum 118 81.2 -36.8 96 100.7 4.7 This is an easy decline to project 72 83.4 11.4 97 52.7 -44.3 Julius Randle Great fit for him in New Orleans; but probably going to be overdrafted 155 71.3 -83.7 98 115.3 17.3 Jordan Bell Role might fluctuate but he was built for fantasy leagues 90 116.3 26.3 99 140.3 41.3 Trevor Ariza The Suns probably didn't fork over the cash to have him sit 78 115.9 37.9 100 70 -30 Lonzo Ball Lonzo's value getting attacked by a who's who of things (LBJ/Rondo) 110 64.9 -45.1 101 96.7 -4.3 DeMarcus Cousins Playoff owners only here. He's going to burn a hole in your roster 102 102.2 0.2 102 107.7 5.7 James Johnson Groin injury went undetected last season; let's see if he's healthy 98 114.2 16.2 103 91.3 -11.7 Safe role, pretty predictable output 121 85.5 -35.5 104 98.7 -5.3 De'Aaron Fox The Kings can screw this up any number of ways; lotsa talent 159 127 -32 105 194 89 Delon Wright Should be available on the cheap and will have good floor/upside combo 108 141.9 33.9 106 78.3 -27.7 Jabari Parker Has shown flashes of upside but this is as high as I can go 114 106.1 -7.9 107 73.7 -33.3 D'Angelo Russell I just don't think he's a good player. It all filters from there 178 87.2 -90.8 108 200 92 Pascal Siakam Could be the key to the Toronto frontcourt defense 93 147.5 54.5 109 173.5 64.5 In trade rumors but otherwise he's a nice PG to target late 101 144.7 43.7 110 111 1 J.J. Redick No real competition he just needs to stay healthy 96 87 -9 111 127.7 16.7 Larry Nance Jr. Better in 9-cat, where he is the proverbial top-100 play. 94 99.9 5.9 112 139.5 27.5 Dewayne Dedmon Don't get caught up in the 3s, but he's a nice late round 95 106.4 11.4 113 54.7 -58.3 Lauri Markkanen You wonder about a possible leap but this is a healthy enough rank 89 51.9 -37.1 114 104 -10 Brook Lopez Has some upside if he can somehow luck into bigger minutes 105 82.5 -22.5 115 129.7 14.7 SA will get everything they can out of him but obvious risks loom 124 140.6 16.6 116 179 63 Nerlens Noel We'll see in the preseason if he's being used or not. 111 139.8 28.8 117 164 47 Fred VanVleet Better suited for deeper leagues where his value can be useful 130 116.6 -13.4 118 137 19 Bogdan Bogdanovic Knee issues need to be watched. Also: Kangz 126 117.9 -8.1 119 121 2 Thaddeus Young Thad has a lot of mileage and is a known commodity 92 104.5 12.5 120 76.3 -43.7 Kyle Kuzma Barring some trades he's going to get squeezed from all angles 103 74.5 -28.5 121 170 49 Jakob Poeltl Has some nice stat set features; could go higher with injury help 120 134 14 122 158 36 Markieff Morris Late round plodder with a tiny bit of upside if he's more healthy 131 140.1 9.1 123 99 -24 Eric Gordon Fair worries about injury risk but HOU needs his production this year 141 101 -40 124 54.3 -69.7 Dwight Howard Quietly productive the last few seasons. Is what he is. 172 60.3 -111.7 125 200 75 Still has those same stat set flaws from his previous overhyped season 99 139.5 40.5 126 73.3 -52.7 Trae Young It could be very, very ugly but ATL is paper thin and spent to get him 194 104.6 -89.4 127 174 47 Al-Farouq Aminu No reason to think Aminu slides much from his normal production 100 145.8 45.8 128 155 27 Domantas Sabonis Late round plodder for deep leagues 158 134.7 -23.3 129 143.5 14.5 Caris LeVert Should improve this season but BKY spreads it around 160 143.1 -16.9 130 130 0 Kentavious Caldwell-Pope Had a nice year but Lakers glut of guards (and LBJ) not helping 115 98 -17 131 93.7 -37.3 Jaylen Brown Betting on another jump to combat efficiency, Boston depth 137 105.1 -31.9 132 169 37 It would be a whole lot cooler if he was projected to have more value 109 141.8 32.8 133 96 -37 Rodney Hood Not built for fantasy leagues but will get chance to score in CLE 147 141.6 -5.4 134 162.3 28.3 Not sure CLE will run the precision offense he needs to have value 140 139.2 -0.8 135 136.7 1.7 Avery Bradley Could get a bump if the Clippers trade Patrick Beverley 153 132.2 -20.8 136 138 2 Danilo Gallinari Might show out early to establish role; all sorts of risks to value 122 139.1 17.1 137 174.7 37.7 Some role variance could be in store but in the end he's Danny Green 112 138 26 138 111.7 -26.3 T.J. Warren Should be a bumpy season and a trade isn't favored to help 116 132.6 16.6 139 141.7 2.7 Allen Crabbe More of the same expected from Crabbe this season 117 104.8 -12.2 140 178 38 E'Twaun Moore Hard to bet on Moore having as many minutes after 82-game season 125 145.4 20.4 141 158.5 17.5 Marvin Williams Extremely predictable numbers 97 134.5 37.5 142 125.7 -16.3 Isaiah Thomas If healthy, he can get it done in few minutes. DEN has plenty of offense 164 120.8 -43.2 143 130 -13 Wesley Matthews He'll do his thing but it's about DSJ and Doncic this year in DAL 132 147.5 15.5 144 104 -40 Willie Cauley-Stein As WCS focuses more on offense, his value continues to drop 135 115.6 -19.4 145 90 -55 Wendell Carter I want to go higher but a slow start will set him back 149 93.8 -55.2 146 156.5 10.5 Bojan Bogdanovic Late round plodder for deep leagues 134 137.4 3.4 147 71.3 -75.7 Brandon Ingram Percentage issues and role issues create this type of a ranking 177 90.7 -86.3 148 127 -21 Markelle Fultz Too many issues to get excited about any upside 191 124.7 -66.3 149 164 15 Kelly Oubre Jr. Some upside beyond this if any of the core guys gets seriously hurt 128 143.6 15.6 150 135.7 -14.3 Marcus Smart Too crowded in Boston for Smart to have any real value 189 129.9 -59.1 151 114 -37 Dwight Powell Powell flashes potential but DeAndre's arrival cools already shaky value 106 200 94 152 157.3 5.3 Pau Gasol Last year's durability and production hard to bet on again 148 134.8 -13.2 153 182.5 29.5 Alex Len Theoretically he could get let loose but betting on it is rough 146 141.5 -4.5 154 138.7 -15.3 JaVale McGee We need to watch his minutes, but maybe there is an increase there 150 114.5 -35.5 155 118.7 -36.3 This feels low (Thibs loves him) but Minny is a mess. 133 125.7 -7.3 156 124 -32 Justin Holiday Won't have the role he ended up having last year 143 124.6 -18.4 8-B150 ADP +/- Name Notes 9-B150 ADP +/- 157 200 43 Tyus Jones Has some upside if Butler deal frees him up. 142 200 58 158 114 -44 Reggie Jackson Owners can do better than this; don't get caught up in starting job 195 133.3 -61.7 159 143.3 -15.7 Dirk Nowitzki Much more valuable in 9-cat; 20 mpg will probably keep him upright 104 113.6 9.6 160 175 15 Joe Harris Great player, smart signing, still too crowded in BKY for fantasy value 168 139.7 -28.3 161 157.7 -3.3 DeMarre Carroll Ran hot early on last year but BKY will be more crowded this year 144 141 -3 162 115.7 -46.3 Jordan Clarkson Sure, maybe CLE needs him more, but we're not ranking him that way 192 140.4 -51.6 163 122 -41 D.J. Augustin Will have bursts of standard league value 161 142.8 -18.2 164 144.3 -19.7 Trey Burke Has Scott Perry support. But he's not gonna have last year's numbers 165 142.5 -22.5 165 107.3 -57.7 Kristaps Porzingis Playoff owners only here. He's going to burn a hole in your roster 136 117.8 -18.2 166 161.3 -4.7 Josh Hart He's way better than this rank entails. Hopefully he gets a shot. 154 133.6 -20.4 167 200 33 Marquese Chriss Yes, there's upside as 'Different Capela.' Can't bet on it right now though 156 140.7 -15.3 168 170 2 Jonathon Simmons Holes in his stat set and ORL got a bit deeper this year 207 143.4 -63.6 169 200 31 Richaun Holmes Chriss trade helped move a similar player. Phoenix can easily screw this up 151 200 49 170 180 10 Courtney Lee Unless he's traded he's a strong bet to finish here 127 140.3 13.3 171 192.5 21.5 JaMychal Green Rough year last year and a rookie right on his tail. Injury issues? 167 141.1 -25.9 172 115.7 -56.3 Derrick Favors He could be better than this but I'm still betting against his body 145 133.4 -11.6 173 137.3 -35.7 Marcin Gortat Change of scenary can't turn back time 170 132.7 -37.3 174 189 15 Ersan Ilyasova Deep league plodder 173 139.8 -33.2 175 97 -78 Carmelo Anthony Don't get caught up in the Rockets boost line of thinking 169 102.1 -66.9 176 200 24 T.J. McConnell Exceeding ADP expectations again, probably 196 200 4 177 200 23 Zach Collins I want to have him higher but stat set issues weigh him down 198 200 2 178 158 -20 Miles Bridges Will have trouble producing but looks great as a rook. 199 200 1 179 124.5 -54.5 Jerami Grant This might be his best season, but still hard to get behind 157 131.7 -25.3 180 112 -68 Terry Rozier He needs a trade to hit the standard league radar 152 126.1 -25.9 181 140 -41 Ish Smith This is where he lands in his typical Pistons role 175 200 25 182 200 18 Shai Gilgeous-Alexander I will move him up as Beverley trade rumors heat up 193 142.8 -50.2 183 200 17 Moe Harkless Might be better than this but last year's struggles were instructive 163 200 37 184 115 -69 Josh Jackson Percentages, Percentages, Percentages (said like Steve Ballmer) 218 132.7 -85.3 185 147 -38 P.J. Tucker Deep league plodder 174 135.8 -38.2 186 156.7 -29.3 Tyler Johnson Same story for Johnson - good player but too many bodies in MIA 166 137.6 -28.4 187 109.3 -77.7 Kevin Knox Some stat set issues but plenty of opportunity this season. 225 126.9 -98.1 188 179 -9 Bam Adebayo Needs to do more on the defensive side to have any real value 186 137.7 -48.3 189 200 11 Will pick up a good amount of slack for DM but still a deep leaguer 162 200 38 190 200 10 Mitchell Robinson If he can play at all then he'll stay in these B150 ranks. 182 142.6 -39.4 191 142 -49 J.J. Barea More of a wire pickup when other players are hurt 219 149 -70 192 182.5 -9.5 O.G. Anunoby It's not happening for Anunoby this year 184 137.8 -46.2 193 200 7 You've seen this movie before 188 200 12 194 137 -57 Mason Plumlee You can do better 211 200 -11 195 200 5 Jerian Grant Grant could get serious minutes but can he do anything with them 200 149.1 -50.9 196 176 -20 Going to get squeezed in Boston 187 135.1 -51.9 197 121.3 -75.7 Only on the radar if Lonzo gets hurt or seriously benched 223 130.5 -92.5 198 166 -32 Patty Mills Predictable asset with slight role enhancement this season 204 136.3 -67.7 199 200 1 For deeper leagues 171 145.8 -25.2 200 155 -45 For deeper leagues 201 143.4 -57.6 201 200 -1 Reggie Bullock Even if he shoots the shit out of it again he'll struggle to gain traction 176 145.4 -30.6 202 200 -2 Willy Hernangomez Stuck in logjam but has shown upside in the past 197 142.9 -54.1 203 200 -3 Cody Zeller Emerging as the top reality center so far in Charlotte 181 200 19 204 200 -4 Mike Muscala Versatile enough to be on the deep league radar 180 200 20 205 200 -5 Derrick White We'll watch for stat set stuff but we like him here. 209 200 -9 206 200 -6 Mikal Bridges Stuck behind logjams but has a Khris Middleton-like stat set 203 146.2 -56.8 207 200 -7 David Nwaba Needs work on his stat set but still improving on a bad team 213 200 -13 208 130.3 -77.7 Mohamed Bamba I don't care about the shooting, which will hinder him. It's the bloards 216 112.8 -103.2 209 200 -9 Collin Sexton Not enough statistical juice to bet big on a big value haul. 229 133.2 -95.8 210 200 -10 Thibs future? I might move him higher as the Wolves drama plays out. 208 200 -8 211 200 -11 Skal Labissiere What if the Kings don't mess it up? I know, right … 205 200 -5 212 200 -12 Cedi Osman Real stat set problems but CLE probably wants to give him minutes 220 141.7 -78.3 213 200 -13 He needs clarity of role to really jump into the standard league scene 222 200 -22 214 176 -38 John Henson Could see his role yanked around with arrival of Brook Lopez 230 200 -30 215 193.5 -21.5 Ryan Anderson Contract aside, has UTR improved his quickness, will help PHO 183 138.9 -44.1 216 200 200 Davis Bertans Deep sleeper in San Antonio. If the bigs go down pick him up 185 200 15 8-B150 ADP +/- Name Notes 9-B150 ADP +/- 2 2 0 Anthony Davis Upside beyond this but there's a price to pay for risk, possible drama 1 2.2 1.2 4 7.3 3.3 Karl-Anthony Towns Drama in Minnesota pending this is where he goes 2 5.9 3.9 3 7.3 4.3 Stephen Curry Sliding in drafts after sliding for two years. Time for a regression. 3 5.2 2.2 1 2.3 1.3 James Harden Is there a such thing as a boring No. 1 8-cat pick? 4 1.6 -2.4 5 6 1 Kevin Durant Only concern is chemistry; KD didn't have great playoffs despite MVP 5 5.7 0.7 7 11.7 4.7 Kawhi Leonard Rating him as mostly the same guy; year off in athletic prime a mess 6 12.5 6.5 6 2.7 -3.3 Giannis Antetokounmpo Would be nice to see another gear, especially on defensive side 7 3.6 -3.4 11 10 -1 Damian Lillard You worry about things starting to break down/slow down for Dame. 8 10.1 2.1 8 3 -5 LeBron James When LeBron wants to he can still climb (see last season) 9 5 -4 9 17 8 Victor Oladipo Emerging superstar exploring his ceiling still 10 12.4 2.4 13 8.3 -4.7 Nikola Jokic DEN has capable and emerging players, maybe full season of Millsap 11 9 -2 12 18 6 Paul George Some upside beyond this if RW declines and PG needs to step up 12 13.5 1.5 15 25.3 10.3 Jrue Holiday Emerging into one of the league's top guards 13 23.1 10.1 16 22.7 6.7 Chris Paul The upside isn't quite there and HOU will throttle back again this year 14 17.3 3.3 10 7 -3 Russell Westbrook The knee is probably okay, but game built on explosion a concern 15 9.1 -5.9 17 19 2 Kyrie Irving If anything, last season's caution with injuries helped keep miles off. 16 17.3 1.3 14 15.7 1.7 Joel Embiid For Embiid it's all about the blocks and if he regains his nastiness 17 16.8 -0.2 22 21 -1 Kemba Walker I worry a bit about his knee but production-wise he's safe as it gets 18 16.2 -1.8 19 33.7 14.7 Khris Middleton Plenty in the tank, consistent and still scratching some upside 19 29.2 10.2 24 20 -4 Jimmy Butler Drama in Minnesota pending this is where he goes 20 23.7 3.7 40 58.3 18.3 Otto Porter Game doesn't rely on excess touches; I'm still worried about the hip 21 34.8 13.8 33 41 8 Clint Capela He'll improve again this year but the market has caught up 22 36 14 29 48.7 19.7 Deandre Ayton Ayton looks more than competent to cash in on the PHO situation. 23 64.6 41.6 27 24 -3 DeMar DeRozan Similar fit as Kawhi had in SA, he'll run iso offense similarly 24 32.2 8.2 31 27.3 -3.7 Kevin Love Not quite Minnesota Love, but volume isn't going to be a problem 25 31.6 6.6 18 23 5 Devin Booker Hand injury aside, he has been given the keys to the franchise 26 25.6 -0.4 35 81.3 46.3 Enes Kanter The Knicks need him and he's pretty easy to peg nowadays 27 81.2 54.2 36 32 -4 Rudy Gobert I worry about his explosion and declines in areas he's valuable 28 26.5 -1.5 38 74 36 Gary Harris Can he be underrated again this year? Probably 29 47.9 18.9 30 36 6 Marc Gasol Grinded thru pointless season - a good sign he might do it again 30 37 7 25 28.3 3.3 Draymond Green He needs to re-energize his steals rate and keep improving efficiency 31 29.9 -1.1 26 46 20 Eric Bledsoe You might not like his game but he established his value last season 32 43.2 11.2 32 18 -14 Andre Drummond Fit next to Blake, FT questions of course. Last year he crushed 33 24.9 -8.1 46 63 17 Myles Turner We'll be watching closely to see if he's not fat this season 34 44 10 28 18.7 -9.3 Kyle Lowry Fit next to Kawhi and Toronto depth two reasons to fade him a bit 35 26.1 -8.9 20 13 -7 Ben Simmons Lotsa variance in outcomes not just for him, but Sixers as a whole 36 15.6 -20.4 23 21.3 -1.7 Donovan Mitchell Future MVP candidate can climb higher; but this includes improvement 37 17.5 -19.5 52 88.3 36.3 Nikola Mirotic Can go higher than this; just needs to stay healthy and it's his 38 70 32 45 32 -13 C.J. McCollum The super tight shooting in his breakout year appears to be outlier 39 30.8 -8.2 43 36.7 -6.3 Klay Thompson If he can get back to the foul line there's upside beyond this 40 28.5 -11.5 34 26 -8 Bradley Beal More Wall this season will etch away at his value 41 22.2 -18.8 42 56 14 John Collins How high can he go? So much (deserved) hype, profit margins be damned 42 50.8 8.8 48 63.3 15.3 Hassan Whiteside So many question marks; he could drift lower than this 43 72.8 29.8 21 16 -5 John Wall A lot to prove this year as an elite player; lotsa question marks in WAS 44 23.7 -20.3 51 48 -3 Al Horford Loaded roster isn't helping him in the upside department 45 44.3 -0.7 56 50 -6 Tobias Harris A trendy name and a fairly safe mid-round play; profit margin issues 46 37.4 -8.6 57 30 -27 LaMarcus Aldridge One of the luckiest picks of last season. An entire season as the guy 47 35.4 -11.6 54 78.3 24.3 Jonas Valanciunas I'm not sensing massive breakout but he can plod his way to this 48 76 28 55 93 38 Robert Covington As official founders of Covington's bandwagon, we just wanted to brag a bit 49 56.2 7.2 47 53.3 6.3 Nikola Vucevic A trade could hurt him but he's also fairly consistent 50 58 8 49 66.3 17.3 Will Barton Paid to be what he was last season 51 62.5 11.5 44 45.3 1.3 Mike Conley One had to suspect that MEM would use kid gloves last season 52 48.9 -3.1 37 116 79 Taurean Prince The B150 said 41 last season and he finished 45. Drops microphone 53 63 10 59 99 40 Josh Richardson Great year and he handled it last year, but Miami is crowded again 54 64.1 10.1 39 69 30 Jamal Murray Competition for touches will keep him efficient 55 42.8 -12.2 50 99 49 Joe Ingles B150 had Joe at 60 last year. Everybody else had him at 120. 56 60.4 4.4 63 40.7 -22.3 Jayson Tatum His ADP is high for the wrong reasons; but stat set supports value 57 44.3 -12.7 41 85.3 44.3 Kris Dunn Defensive production is most of what we care about here 58 86 28 64 124 60 Jeremy Lamb An HB favorite; can go higher than this 59 145.4 86.4 65 130 65 Buddy Hield The Kings can screw this up any number of ways; great shooting stats 60 92.8 32.8 58 80.3 22.3 Dario Saric Does a lot for the Sixers and might finally get recognized this year 61 79.8 18.8 66 104 38 Kyle Anderson Was great last year but new fit means some variance potential 62 91.3 29.3 76 92 16 Jarrett Allen The preseason hype has created a risk/profit margin situation 63 58.1 -4.9 53 71 18 Jeff Teague Teague/Thibs might be worth watching after Teague spoke up last year 64 64.9 0.9 67 136.7 69.7 Jonathan Isaac Has untold fantasy upside. 65 104.4 39.4 82 98 16 Darren Collison It's not about volume with Collison, who could cruise again this year 66 80 14 84 61.7 -22.3 Harrison Barnes Probably the most boring fantasy play in the game today 67 72.6 5.6 69 51 -18 Aaron Gordon Moving away from the hoop not good for Gordon 68 42.8 -25.2 71 164.3 93.3 Bobby Portis Flaws in the stat set but he's going to plod his way to value 69 140.2 71.2 86 41.3 -44.7 Gordon Hayward The depth in Boston means Hayward won't be on our squads 70 51.1 -18.9 60 63 3 Zach LaVine He wants to be the No. 1 and will probably be healthy enough for it 71 65.8 -5.2 96 100.7 4.7 Serge Ibaka This is an easy decline to project 72 83.4 11.4 75 102.7 27.7 Rondae Hollis-Jefferson Injuries the only concern; he has taken a beating at PF 73 123.7 50.7 83 82.3 -0.7 Tim Hardaway Jr. Injury concerns are fair; but stat set issues hold him back a bit anyway 74 77.1 3.1 62 48.3 -13.7 Lou Williams We're not gettting full Lou Williams this season (I don't think) 75 57.4 -17.6 79 147.7 68.7 Spencer Dinwiddie He's better than DAR but muddy depth chart could hold him back 76 139.7 63.7 8-B150 ADP +/- Name Notes 9-B150 ADP +/- 78 146.7 68.7 Kelly Olynyk B150 had him at 83 last year, other sites 140, finished at 63 77 127.8 50.8 99 140.3 41.3 Trevor Ariza The Suns probably didn't fork over the cash to have him sit 78 115.9 37.9 88 146.5 58.5 Mario Hezonja Should get cut loose in NY; question is what he does with it 79 128.6 49.6 85 46.3 -38.7 DeAndre Jordan Block rate showed an overweight player lacking explosion last year 80 52 -28 74 96.7 22.7 Tyreke Evans Finally found a shot. Lower minutes will help keep him upright 81 100 19 61 35.3 -25.7 Blake Griffin This is high and I might bring it back if I don't see a focus on efficiency 82 42.4 -39.6 92 131 39 Malcolm Brogdon Last year's injury will keep his price low; solid value 83 121.4 38.4 70 80 10 Steven Adams You worry about the physical pounding he's taken but this is safe 84 71.8 -12.2 72 53.7 -18.3 Paul Millsap A lot of reasons to fade Millsap this season (age/miles/production) 85 61.1 -23.9 77 132 55 Jaren Jackson Has some stat set issues but has a nice floor for a rookie 86 100.6 14.6 81 58.7 -22.3 Andrew Wiggins Drama in Minnesota pending this is where he goes 87 81.3 -5.7 80 137.7 57.7 Kent Bazemore One of the better players on a really bad team. 88 128.2 40.2 113 54.7 -58.3 Lauri Markkanen You wonder about a possible leap but this is a healthy enough rank 89 51.9 -37.1 98 115.3 17.3 Jordan Bell Role might fluctuate but he was built for fantasy leagues 90 116.3 26.3 73 81.7 8.7 Elfrid Payton Can be better than this but that presumes he can earn starter's mins 91 117.2 26.2 119 121 2 Thaddeus Young Thad has a lot of mileage and is a known commodity 92 104.5 12.5 108 200 92 Pascal Siakam Could be the key to the Toronto frontcourt defense 93 147.5 54.5 111 127.7 16.7 Larry Nance Jr. Better in 9-cat, where he is the proverbial top-100 play. 94 99.9 5.9 112 139.5 27.5 Dewayne Dedmon Don't get caught up in the 3s, but he's a nice late round center 95 106.4 11.4 110 111 1 J.J. Redick No real competition he just needs to stay healthy 96 87 -9 141 158.5 17.5 Marvin Williams Extremely predictable numbers 97 134.5 37.5 102 107.7 5.7 James Johnson Groin injury went undetected last season; let's see if he's healthy 98 114.2 16.2 125 200 75 Trey Lyles Still has those same stat set flaws from his previous overhyped season 99 139.5 40.5 127 174 47 Al-Farouq Aminu No reason to think Aminu slides much from his normal production 100 145.8 45.8 109 173.5 64.5 Patrick Beverley In trade rumors but otherwise he's a nice PG to target late 101 144.7 43.7 101 96.7 -4.3 DeMarcus Cousins Playoff owners only here. He's going to burn a hole in your roster 102 102.2 0.2 120 76.3 -43.7 Kyle Kuzma Barring some trades he's going to get squeezed from all angles 103 74.5 -28.5 159 143.3 -15.7 Dirk Nowitzki Much more valuable in 9-cat; 20 mpg will probably keep him upright 104 113.6 9.6 114 104 -10 Brook Lopez Has some upside if he can somehow luck into bigger minutes 105 82.5 -22.5 151 114 -37 Dwight Powell Powell flashes potential but DeAndre's arrival cools already shaky value 106 200 94 89 82 -7 Jusuf Nurkic Nurk will get a fair shot at plodding his way to this value. 107 89.8 -17.2 105 194 89 Delon Wright Should be available on the cheap and will have good floor/upside combo 108 141.9 33.9 132 169 37 Montrezl Harrell It would be a whole lot cooler if he was projected to have more value 109 141.8 32.8 100 70 -30 Lonzo Ball Lonzo's value getting attacked by a who's who of things (LBJ/Rondo) 110 64.9 -45.1 116 179 63 Nerlens Noel We'll see in the preseason if he's being used or not. 111 139.8 28.8 137 174.7 37.7 Danny Green Some role variance could be in store but in the end he's Danny Green 112 138 26 68 55 -13 Ricky Rubio A safer mid-round PG that will produce if healthy 113 60.4 -52.6 106 78.3 -27.7 Jabari Parker Has shown flashes of upside but this is as high as I can go 114 106.1 -7.9 130 130 0 Kentavious Caldwell-Pope Had a nice year but Lakers glut of guards (and LBJ) not helping 115 98 -17 138 111.7 -26.3 T.J. Warren Should be a bumpy season and a trade isn't favored to help 116 132.6 16.6 139 141.7 2.7 Allen Crabbe More of the same expected from Crabbe this season 117 104.8 -12.2 95 77 -18 Nicolas Batum New coach might unlock some things, but it hasn't been good for Batum 118 81.2 -36.8 90 126.3 36.3 Dennis Schroder Needs a serious RW injury to be anything more than this 119 120.2 1.2 121 170 49 Jakob Poeltl Has some nice stat set features; could go higher with injury help 120 134 14 103 91.3 -11.7 Evan Fournier Safe role, pretty predictable output 121 85.5 -35.5 136 138 2 Danilo Gallinari Might show out early to establish role; all sorts of risks to value 122 139.1 17.1 94 55.3 -38.7 Goran Dragic Heat depth and general deterioration in his stat set are the issues 123 64 -59 115 129.7 14.7 Rudy Gay SA will get everything they can out of him but obvious risks loom 124 140.6 16.6 140 178 38 E'Twaun Moore Hard to bet on Moore having as many minutes after 82-game season 125 145.4 20.4 118 137 19 Bogdan Bogdanovic Knee issues need to be watched. Also: Kangz 126 117.9 -8.1 170 180 10 Courtney Lee Unless he's traded he's a strong bet to finish here 127 140.3 13.3 149 164 15 Kelly Oubre Jr. Some upside beyond this if any of the core guys gets seriously hurt 128 143.6 15.6 93 142.7 49.7 Jeremy Lin If the Hawks manage his minutes he can bring back late round value 129 140.3 11.3 117 164 47 Fred VanVleet Better suited for deeper leagues where his value can be useful 130 116.6 -13.4 122 158 36 Markieff Morris Late round plodder with a tiny bit of upside if he's more healthy 131 140.1 9.1 143 130 -13 Wesley Matthews He'll do his thing but it's about DSJ and Doncic this year in DAL 132 147.5 15.5 155 118.7 -36.3 Taj Gibson This feels low (Thibs loves him) but Minny is a mess. 133 125.7 -7.3 146 156.5 10.5 Bojan Bogdanovic Late round plodder for deep leagues 134 137.4 3.4 144 104 -40 Willie Cauley-Stein As WCS focuses more on offense, his value continues to drop 135 115.6 -19.4 165 107.3 -57.7 Kristaps Porzingis Playoff owners only here. He's going to burn a hole in your roster 136 117.8 -18.2 131 93.7 -37.3 Jaylen Brown Betting on another jump to combat efficiency, Boston depth 137 105.1 -31.9 87 63.3 -23.7 Dennis Smith Jr. Percentages are the issue, as well as his knee, but so much talent 138 78 -60 91 66.7 -24.3 Luka Doncic I want to rate him higher but stat set is an issue in places 139 88 -51 134 162.3 28.3 George Hill Not sure CLE will run the precision offense he needs to have value 140 139.2 -0.8 123 99 -24 Eric Gordon Fair worries about injury risk but HOU needs his production this year 141 101 -40 157 200 43 Tyus Jones Has some upside if Butler deal frees him up. 142 200 58 156 124 -32 Justin Holiday Won't have the role he ended up having last year 143 124.6 -18.4 161 157.7 -3.3 DeMarre Carroll Ran hot early on last year but BKY will be more crowded this year 144 141 -3 172 115.7 -56.3 Derrick Favors He could be better than this but I'm still betting against his body 145 133.4 -11.6 153 182.5 29.5 Alex Len Theoretically he could get let loose but betting on it is rough 146 141.5 -4.5 133 96 -37 Rodney Hood Not built for fantasy leagues but will get chance to score in CLE 147 141.6 -5.4 152 157.3 5.3 Pau Gasol Last year's durability and production hard to bet on again 148 134.8 -13.2 145 90 -55 Wendell Carter I want to go higher but a slow start will set him back 149 93.8 -55.2 154 138.7 -15.3 JaVale McGee We need to watch his minutes, but maybe there is an increase there 150 114.5 -35.5 169 200 31 Richaun Holmes Chriss trade helped move a similar player. Phoenix can easily screw this up 151 200 49 180 112 -68 Terry Rozier He needs a trade to hit the standard league radar 152 126.1 -25.9 8-B150 ADP +/- Name Notes 9-B150 ADP +/- 135 136.7 1.7 Avery Bradley Could get a bump if the Clippers trade Patrick Beverley 153 132.2 -20.8 166 161.3 -4.7 Josh Hart He's way better than this rank entails. Hopefully he gets a shot. 154 133.6 -20.4 97 52.7 -44.3 Julius Randle Great fit for him in New Orleans; but probably going to be overdrafted 155 71.3 -83.7 167 200 33 Marquese Chriss Yes, there's upside as 'Different Capela.' Can't bet on it right now though 156 140.7 -15.3 179 124.5 -54.5 Jerami Grant This might be his best season, but still hard to get behind 157 131.7 -25.3 128 155 27 Domantas Sabonis Late round plodder for deep leagues 158 134.7 -23.3 104 98.7 -5.3 De'Aaron Fox The Kings can screw this up any number of ways; lotsa talent 159 127 -32 129 143.5 14.5 Caris LeVert Should improve this season but BKY spreads it around 160 143.1 -16.9 163 122 -41 D.J. Augustin Will have bursts of standard league value 161 142.8 -18.2 189 200 11 Patty Mills Will pick up a good amount of slack for DM but still a deep leaguer 162 200 38 183 200 17 Moe Harkless Might be better than this but last year's struggles were instructive 163 200 37 142 125.7 -16.3 Isaiah Thomas If healthy, he can get it done in few minutes. DEN has plenty of offense 164 120.8 -43.2 164 144.3 -19.7 Trey Burke Has Scott Perry support. But he's not gonna have last year's numbers 165 142.5 -22.5 186 156.7 -29.3 Tyler Johnson Same story for Johnson - good player but too many bodies in MIA 166 137.6 -28.4 171 192.5 21.5 JaMychal Green Rough year last year and a rookie right on his tail. Injury issues? 167 141.1 -25.9 160 175 15 Joe Harris Great player, smart signing, still too crowded in BKY for fantasy value 168 139.7 -28.3 175 97 -78 Carmelo Anthony Don't get caught up in the Rockets boost line of thinking 169 102.1 -66.9 173 137.3 -35.7 Marcin Gortat Change of scenary can't turn back time 170 132.7 -37.3 199 200 1 Wayne Ellington For deeper leagues 171 145.8 -25.2 124 54.3 -69.7 Dwight Howard Quietly productive the last few seasons. Is what he is. 172 60.3 -111.7 174 189 15 Ersan Ilyasova Deep league plodder 173 139.8 -33.2 185 147 -38 P.J. Tucker Deep league plodder 174 135.8 -38.2 181 140 -41 Ish Smith This is where he lands in his typical Pistons role 175 200 25 201 200 -1 Reggie Bullock Even if he shoots the shit out of it again he'll struggle to gain traction 176 145.4 -30.6 147 71.3 -75.7 Brandon Ingram Percentage issues and role issues create this type of a ranking 177 90.7 -86.3 107 73.7 -33.3 D'Angelo Russell I just don't think he's a good basketball player. It all filters from there 178 87.2 -90.8 204 200 -4 Mike Muscala Versatile enough to be on the deep league radar 180 200 20 203 200 -3 Cody Zeller Emerging as the top reality center so far in Charlotte 181 200 19 190 200 10 Mitchell Robinson If he can play at all then he'll stay in these B150 ranks. 182 142.6 -39.4 215 193.5 -21.5 Ryan Anderson Contract aside, has UTR improved his quickness, will help PHO 183 138.9 -44.1 192 182.5 -9.5 O.G. Anunoby It's not happening for Anunoby this year 184 137.8 -46.2 216 200 200 Davis Bertans Deep sleeper in San Antonio. If the bigs go down pick him up 185 200 15 188 179 -9 Bam Adebayo Needs to do more on the defensive side to have any real value 186 137.7 -48.3 196 176 -20 Marcus Morris Going to get squeezed in Boston 187 135.1 -51.9 193 200 7 Terrence Ross You've seen this movie before 188 200 12 150 135.7 -14.3 Marcus Smart Too crowded in Boston for Smart to have any real value 189 129.9 -59.1 148 127 -21 Markelle Fultz Too many issues to get excited about any upside 191 124.7 -66.3 162 115.7 -46.3 Jordan Clarkson Sure, maybe CLE needs him more, but we're not ranking him that way 192 140.4 -51.6 182 200 18 Shai Gilgeous-Alexander I will move him up as Beverley trade rumors heat up 193 142.8 -50.2 126 73.3 -52.7 Trae Young It could be very, very ugly but ATL is paper thin and spent to get him 194 104.6 -89.4 158 114 -44 Reggie Jackson Owners can do better than this; don't get caught up in starting job 195 133.3 -61.7 176 200 24 T.J. McConnell Exceeding ADP expectations again, probably 196 200 4 202 200 -2 Willy Hernangomez Stuck in logjam but has shown upside in the past 197 142.9 -54.1 177 200 23 Zach Collins I want to have him higher but stat set issues weigh him down 198 200 2 178 158 -20 Miles Bridges Will have trouble producing but looks great as a rook. 199 200 1 195 200 5 Jerian Grant Grant could get serious minutes but can he do anything with them 200 149.1 -50.9 200 155 -45 Marco Belinelli For deeper leagues 201 143.4 -57.6 206 200 -6 Mikal Bridges Stuck behind logjams but has a Khris Middleton-like stat set 203 146.2 -56.8 198 166 -32 Patty Mills Predictable asset with slight role enhancement this season 204 136.3 -67.7 211 200 -11 Skal Labissiere What if the Kings don't mess it up? I know, right … 205 200 -5 168 170 2 Jonathon Simmons Holes in his stat set and ORL got a bit deeper this year 207 143.4 -63.6 210 200 -10 Gorgui Dieng Thibs future? I might move him higher as the Wolves drama plays out. 208 200 -8 205 200 -5 Derrick White We'll watch for stat set stuff but we like him here. 209 200 -9 194 137 -57 Mason Plumlee You can do better 211 200 -11 207 200 -7 David Nwaba Needs work on his stat set but still improving on a bad team 213 200 -13 208 130.3 -77.7 Mohamed Bamba I don't care about the shooting, which will hinder him. It's the bloards 216 112.8 -103.2 184 115 -69 Josh Jackson Percentages, Percentages, Percentages (said like Steve Ballmer) 218 132.7 -85.3 191 142 -49 J.J. Barea More of a wire pickup when other players are hurt 219 149 -70 212 200 -12 Cedi Osman Real stat set problems but CLE probably wants to give him minutes 220 141.7 -78.3 213 200 -13 Kevon Looney He needs clarity of role to really jump into the standard league scene 222 200 -22 197 121.3 -75.7 Rajon Rondo Only on the radar if Lonzo gets hurt or seriously benched 223 130.5 -92.5 187 109.3 -77.7 Kevin Knox Some stat set issues but plenty of opportunity this season. 225 126.9 -98.1 209 200 -9 Collin Sexton Not enough statistical juice to bet big on a big value haul. 229 133.2 -95.8 214 176 -38 John Henson Could see his role yanked around with arrival of Brook Lopez 230 200 -30