8-CAT ADP +/- NAME NOTES 9-CAT ADP +/- 1 7 6 A mild improvement over last year gets him here. 1 4 3 2 2 0 I put no ceiling on his NBA future. At all. 2 5 3 3 5 2 A great find in the top-5 of drafts. 3 2 -1 4 4 -1 hurts but not as much as one might think. 5 4 -2 5 7 2 Karl-Anthony Towns A huge step forward could put him No. 1. Steep odds. 4 7 3 6 2 -4 Still in his prime, can he keep being Superman though. 11 2 -10 7 14 7 Nikola Jokic Hoop Ball's 2016 son; his profit margin has been destroyed. 6 12 6 8 7 -1 Quad on radar but correct to rate as precaution (10/15) 7 8 1 9 15 6 Chris Paul A slight edge over LBJ; maybe Mike D can light a spark. 8 14 6 10 6 -4 LeBron James A safer play in the back-end of Round 1. 15 8 -7 11 11 -1 John Wall Also a safe play in the back of Round 1. 23 11 -12 12 7 -5 His numbers will be challenged by Cousins/Rondo. 9 7 -2 13 17 4 Should be the man; will the good teammates help or hurt? 10 18 8 14 17 3 Continuity in Portland; he's still hungry as all hell. 13 17 4 15 18 3 The Westbrook deal helps stabilize OKC/fantasy values 14 16 2 16 14 -2 Expectations should help fuel a big fantasy campaign. 17 14 -3 17 27 10 Going ahead of Dray because of the upside potential. 12 27 15 18 24 6 One of the safest plays you will find in Round 2. 16 21 5 19 37 18 Has been going R2/3, better play if team needs 'pop' 27 29 2 20 24 4 Kemba Walker Consistent as they get; won't reach high into top-20 19 23 4 21 28 7 Injury concerns but doesn't have to work hard to get here. 26 24 -2 22 14 -8 DeMarcus Cousins If he isn't locked into the post this could get worse. 28 14 -14 23 22 -1 CJ McCollum Pretty much fully leveraged, but a very safe play. 24 27 3 24 25 1 Kristaps Porzingis Injury concerns but some upside beyond this rank, too. 18 22 4 25 14 -11 Only real risk is typical big man decreases. 20 15 -5 26 42 16 Eric Bledsoe Some risk of PHO tanking; a trade would hurt too. 36 36 -1 27 27 -1 Klay Thompson Rock solid production and durability. Safe as they get. 21 28 7 28 23 -5 Gordon Hayward Some frictional challenges, big opportunity in Boston. 29 26 -3 29 17 -13 Has to get back to defense but priced right here. 22 19 -3 30 33 3 Mike Conley The only risk is the Grizz won't take chances on injuries. 31 28 -3 31 37 6 Paul Millsap Age, less touches are issues; but could be a boon. 30 42 12 32 35 3 Still flying under the radar; great stat set, looked good late. 35 40 5 33 44 11 Could go higher if Thibs really hits the throttle. 41 47 6 34 35 1 Same issues as Conley; old guy on young team. 34 33 -1 35 27 -8 Bradley Beal Beal shirked injury issues last year, can he do it again? 33 32 -1 36 29 -7 DeMar DeRozan Still so much fuel to improve; safe play in late early rds. 38 30 -8 37 45 8 In his prime and needs to earn that $$$. 25 44 19 38 66 28 This is the safe zone for Oladipo. 50 60 10 39 47 8 Al Horford Should be on autopilot for this type of value. 32 48 16 40 38 -2 It got crowded all of a sudden in Cleveland. 37 36 -2 41 90 49 Taurean Prince Sneaky offense, all the tools for fantasy owners, big mpg. 39 143 104 42 61 19 Ricky Rubio Interchangeable with a few guys below him in 8-cat rank. 55 46 -9 43 50 7 Goran Dragic He'd be higher if the Heat weren't so deep at guard. 64 38 -26 44 46 2 Should be fine in L.A.; injury risk but healthy lately. 46 40 -6 45 41 -4 Jusuf Nurkic He's pretty leveraged this high in ranks; injury risk. 62 48 -14 46 49 3 Dennis Schroder Will be an 8-cat monster; efficiency on bad team an issue. 92 53 -39 47 79 32 James Johnson A lot of value here; has bought into Heat culture. 54 90 36 48 42 -6 All the opportunity in the world, can he be efficient? 87 45 -42 49 97 48 Gary Harris Needs to prove he can stay healthy; solid fit in Denver. 40 93 53 50 53 3 D'Angelo Russell Tough to bet on big step forward w/ new squad deep at G. 90 64 -26 51 56 5 Turned corner on injury issues a bit; Rondo hurts 52 52 52 56 4 Elfrid Payton Big second half last year; just needs to keep foot on gas. 66 71 5 53 91 38 Tim Hardaway Jr Was going to be featured perimeter scorer regardless 77 92 15 54 58 4 Nikola Vucevic I wonder about a slowdown, but mostly solid here. 51 54 3 55 90 35 Aaron Gordon Some upside beyond this, but still has a lot to prove. 43 98 55 56 66 10 Isaiah Thomas Only this high for chance he beats timetable. High risk. 53 29 -24 57 66 9 Efficiency next to CP3/Harden could go through roof. 42 69 27 58 75 17 Tobias Harris Safe play with some upside if DET ever frees him up. 45 65 20 59 60 1 Backup role not a death knell. 49 83 34 60 121 61 Joe Ingles Smokin' Joe has a great stat set and underrated talent. 57 125 68 61 70 9 If he takes a small step forward he lands here. 94 74 -20 62 101 39 Malcolm Brogdon Giannis/Khris to keep him in check, but good young player 63 88 25 63 59 -4 Safe play in this range. Not much upside though. 48 51 3 64 140 76 Injury will help chill his ADP, main risk is slow start. 47 147 100 65 65 0 Money counting stat monster. Old regime though. 59 67 8 66 85 19 George Hill Injury concerns; Kings youth hold his rank back. 67 79 12 67 116 49 Nikola Mirotic Frontcourt logjam holding this rank back a bit. 60 128 68 68 113 45 If we get signs he can handle minutes, he goes higher. 58 75 17 69 98 29 Guillermo Hernangomez A bit aggressive with this rank, but deservedly so. 72 98 26 70 43 -27 Andrew Wiggins Not betting on a massive change; incremental improvement. 103 52 -51 71 66 -5 Mid-round plodder with solid floor. 56 63 7 72 50 -22 Injury drops him but still could eke out mid-round value 79 52 -27 73 86 13 FT shooting really faded; might watch a lot on offense 68 89 21 74 110 36 Crabbe is good. Nets need him to be. That's not a haiku. 88 138 50 75 82 7 Marquese Chriss Big Sauce injury didn't hurt; money counting stat set. 114 113 -1 76 70 -6 Trevor Ariza No knock on him, but depth etching away at his value. 44 65 21 77 114 37 Thaddeus Young Would put him higher if not for stat set and trade potential. 82 123 41 78 68 -10 Fluid rank, could be moved, this is fairly aggressive. 113 81 -32 79 95 16 Greg Monroe Moose has some hidden upside; can cruise to this rank. 80 106 26 80 113 33 Darren Collison Fresh start could be big for him; good situation in Indy. 105 112 7 81 140 59 Justin Holiday Biggest beneficiary of the Wade departure. 76 130 54 82 31 -51 Blake Griffin Stat set issues, injury risk, don't @ me. 91 36 -56 83 120 37 Whiteside durability issues alone push KO up the ranks. 69 137 68 84 122 38 Kent Bazemore It all comes down to the knee; plenty of opportunity. 108 120 12 85 55 -30 Andre Drummond Roto rank but he's slipping in cats people punt for too. 85 53 -33 86 96 10 Lou Williams Different team, same story for late-round Lou. 106 73 -33 87 42 -45 DeAndre Jordan Roto rank but he's slipping in cats people punt for too. 70 44 -26 88 91 3 Marcin Gortat Getting up there in age; lack of C depth could push him up. 65 67 2 89 95 6 Markieff Morris Watch off court stuff, but fairly stable and good value. 83 100 17 90 35 -55 Hard to see the mighty fall; but it happens to everyone. 78 45 -33 91 117 26 JaMychal Green Shallow squad and he's in a great spot to take advantage. 84 143 59 92 52 -40 Lonzo Ball Will get overdrafted. But still the best fantasy rookie. 120 56 -64 93 93 0 Lower minutes, plenty of depth, injury risk. Tough. 107 93 -14 94 71 -23 Jonas Valanciunas Ibaka hurts and we know what he is after years of waiting. 61 71 10 95 75 -20 Danilo Gallinari Hard to see him controlling tempo as much next to Blake. 74 75 1 96 123 27 Tyler Johnson Hidden upside if folks get hurt; a lot of depth to deal with. 81 139 58 97 83 -14 Rajon Rondo Hernia injury a reminder he has a lot of mileage. 140 93 -47 98 110 12 TJ Warren Should excel on bad team, stat set needs work. 71 127 56 99 92 -7 Zach LaVine This rank may have finally settled in with mid-NOV news 110 110 100 81 -19 Not needed to board; will away a lot of his value. 112 76 -36 101 66 -35 Jae Crowder The Wade acquisition ruined his sleeper value. 73 68 -5 102 125 23 Showed his worth late last year, dealing with logjam. 89 147 58 103 150 47 Bogdan Bogdanovic Sizable move down the ranks after Joerger's early stance 146 140 -6 104 112 8 Will be asked to score more in New York. 97 125 28 105 84 -21 Evan Fournier Jonathon Simmons keeps his upside in check. 124 84 -40 106 110 4 Willie Cauley-Stein If he trends back toward defense, this can improve. 75 93 18 107 91 -16 Kentavious Caldwell-Pope One year deal is a blessing and a curse. 111 95 -16 108 94 -14 Patrick Beverley Could be featured PG, but injury issues and Milos linger. 104 87 -17 109 130 21 Jeremy Lamb Was a B150 deep sleeper before the injury to Batum 96 141 45 110 125 15 Will Barton Fairly aggressive here, if things loosen has a decent stat set. 115 131 16 111 52 -59 Ben Simmons Stat set issues, other ballhandlers, shooting problems. 209 53 -156 112 140 28 Betting against Pop here as much as betting against Green. 86 138 52 113 150 37 No history of big mpg, but ATL depth as bad as it gets. 98 138 40 114 51 -63 LaMarcus Aldridge Declining skills, age, mileage all working against him. 95 54 -41 115 140 25 Kris Dunn Injury a setback but still a lot of season left. 152 141 -11 116 118 2 Jordan Clarkson Lives in this region of the ranks and will do it again. 138 128 -10 117 140 23 Injury issues, but also has upside if Howard struggles. 93 148 55 118 89 -29 Might have one more kick left, but Father Time undefeated. 102 97 -5 119 114 -5 Marcus Smart Still stuck behind guys, still struggling with efficiency. 123 108 -15 120 111 -9 If there's a year he outperforms it's this one, hard to bet on. 109 121 12 121 109 -12 JJ Redick Downgrade in teammates will eke away at value. 122 121 -1 122 96 -26 Rudy Gay If he trends toward 30 mpg projection this rank will rise. 125 93 -32 123 114 -9 Exum injury really pushes him to the forefront. 133 118 -15 124 103 -21 Reggie Jackson Ish a problem that's not getting solved immediately. 172 122 -51 125 71 -54 Dario Saric Depth a problem, decrease a problem. 157 83 -75 126 140 14 Al-Farouq Aminu A late-round plodder that needs injury help. 121 145 24 127 140 13 In his prime but depth issues will keep him in check. 119 144 25 128 120 -8 Moe Harkless Good stat set and still in his prime. 100 148 48 129 140 11 Skal Labissiere If we see the light bulb in preseason we'll bump him up. 142 143 1 130 109 -21 Jamal Murray Stat set issues setting him up to be overhyped. 148 125 -23 131 91 -40 Dennis Smith The fantasy hype is insane but we agree he can play. 127 92 -35 132 140 8 Tyler Ulis Love his talent, some stat set issues, good upside though. 150 160 10 133 118 -15 Marvin Williams Solid late-round plodder best suited for 14-team leagues. 101 118 17 134 140 6 Dunn injury gives him an early shot to make his mark. 134 140 6 135 96 -39 Has more potential than this, but %s hinder him greatly. 151 109 -42 136 140 4 He's a injury away from 26+ mpg. 126 143 17 137 140 3 Courtney Lee Classic late-round plodder on a bad team. 116 145 29 138 125 -13 Bojan Bogdanovic Could emerge in Indy but lack of versatilty kills him. 165 146 -19 139 175 36 Dwight Powell Flashed some $ counter potential; needs injury help. 117 160 43 140 116 -24 Rondae Hollis-Jefferson Miscast as PF and limited mpg as a result. 136 148 12 141 107 -34 Better in 9-cat but needs more volume to be old Dirk. 99 93 -6 142 89 -54 FT% a major blemish; will be overdrafted. 251 79 -173 143 117 -26 A smidge of upside for a stable low-end asset. 139 109 -30 144 175 31 Larry Nance Hard to see him staying healthy enough for mpg increase 118 141 23 145 114 -31 Trevor Booker Projects to be better early on, just like last year. 155 145 -10 146 90 -56 Eric Gordon Losing too many touches with HOU's newfound depth. 132 96 -36 147 114 -33 Great percentage potential but D numbers hurt him. 137 118 -19 148 118 -30 Evan Turner Crabbe's exit opens up the top-150 value. 170 141 -29 149 110 -39 Seth Curry Injury an untimely reminder of his durability issues. 144 117 -27 150 67 -83 Roto rank here; hard to expect a reprise of last year. 185 68 -117 151 122 -29 Marcus Morris BOS has more depth than DET. He'll slide accordingly. 130 133 3 152 140 -12 TJ McConnell Sneaky late pick for owners needing a PG. 156 146 -10 153 200 47 Ivica Zubac Late season upside, might be relevant in 14-teams to start 141 138 -3 154 175 21 Jon Leuer DET got a tiny bit deeper; he's low man on totem pole 145 144 -1 155 85 -70 Wilson Chandler Jokic/Millsap offense will cut back on his iso-attack. 143 108 -35 156 111 -45 Dion Waiters Stat set issues and MIA depth will hold him back. 182 109 -73 157 175 18 Donovan Mitchell Intruiging talent but needs more versatility, more proof. 205 139 -66 158 150 -8 Caris LeVert Hope you didn't get hyped up last year by all the Vines. 153 146 -7 159 103 -56 Tristan Thompson Late round plodder and easy prediction for a while now. 129 116 -14 160 140 -20 Jonathan Isaac A lot of potential and worth reaching for a bit more than this. 158 139 -19 161 140 -21 Michael Kidd-Gilchrist Getting harder and harder to see any big steps forward. 128 138 10 162 140 -22 Patty Mills Will get asked to do more this year; Murray lingers. 168 144 -24 163 200 37 Good opportunity in shallow frontcourt. 147 145 -2 164 140 -24 Ish Smith Same backup role as last year; Galloway an odd add. 180 142 -38 165 99 -66 JR Smith Could be better than this while IT is out, if he's out. 149 134 -15 166 103 -63 Andre Iguodala As the Warriors get deeper, Iguodala takes the hits. 131 133 2 167 250 83 Thabo Sefolosha If he gets any minutes at all his stat set pushes him up. 164 160 -4 168 123 -45 Howard acquisition killed any chance of early impact. 154 113 -41 169 119 -50 Ersan Ilyasova Should get an early green light; top-125 OCT-DEC play. 159 138 -21 170 114 -56 Ryan Anderson Added depth in HOU isn't helping already hurting value. 135 118 -17 171 200 29 PJ Tucker Will take a hit to his minutes in Houston. 161 139 -22 172 120 -52 Any step forward on offense would bring this rank higher. 178 142 -37 173 140 -33 Thon Maker Will get let loose, but not as potent of a stat set as we'd like. 171 139 -32 174 200 26 Raps lost some depth and Wright is ready to step in. 179 175 -4 175 110 -65 Milos Teodosic Fluid rank, hard to say how he'll react to the NBA. 174 138 -36 176 114 -63 Stuck behind Jokic and in a contract conundrum. 183 134 -50 177 200 23 Jonathon Simmons Needs a lot more minutes to hit the standard league radar. 191 138 -53 178 130 -48 Chandler Parsons Maybe he bounces back but terrible to bet on. 169 143 -26 179 225 46 Mindaugas Kuzminskas Needs to improve his stat set; 2nd half target. 181 200 19 180 250 70 Garrett Temple All-D team voters barfed on themselves with no votes for GT. 163 160 -3 181 140 -41 Kelly Oubre Needs to improve his stat set but poised for a step forward. 166 140 -26 182 140 -42 Jaylen Brown His stat set needs further maturation after solid year. 195 140 -55 183 200 17 Paul Zipser If there is a change in stat set he'll get interesting. 266 200 -66 184 200 16 Ron Baker NYK will need him to get more involved on offense. 222 225 3 185 150 -35 Raps lost depth but Powell needs big volume to matter. 186 140 -46 186 200 14 CJ Miles Can get this with relatively healthy year. 162 144 -19 187 140 -47 Kenneth Faried Will probably be better if traded. 176 138 -38 188 200 12 Deep league plodder that needs injury assistance 167 160 -7 189 175 -14 Andre Roberson The knee is concerning, but defense gives him upside. 160 140 -20 190 200 10 Michael Beasley Never a great bet to get more than 23 mpg. 189 141 -48 191 99 -92 23 mpg and a bunch of kids ready for minutes. Pass. 190 94 -96 192 200 8 Sean Kilpatrick Nets are a mess but he had some moments last year. 228 146 -82 193 103 -90 Jabari Parker Playoff owners might consider a last pick stash. 177 84 -93 194 225 31 Justin Anderson Wasn't able to cash in any potential last year. Rough. 259 200 -59 195 140 -55 Manu Ginobili The legend is back and was yamming playoff dunks in May. 226 132 -94 196 200 4 Cheick Diallo A stash in deeper formats; DMC/AD all sorts of risk. 175 175 197 140 -57 Tyreke Evans No real upside, just a stat grabber for downtrodden squads. 233 148 -85 198 200 2 Matthew Dellavedova He'll get some low-end minutes and matter in deep formats 241 151 -90 199 200 1 Cory Joseph Robinson injury pushed him into the 8-cat, top-200. 215 142 -73 200 111 -89 Derrick Favors Has a ton to prove just to stay on the floor. 193 107 -86 201 111 -90 De'Aaron Fox Playoff owners give him a boost, early it could be rough. 280 135 -145 202 220 18 Spencer Dinwiddie Was solid last year, has one helluva roster crunch. 199 220 21 203 200 -3 Juan Hernangomez A Chandler trade could put him on standard league radar. 173 175 2 204 140 -64 Lauri Markkanen Stat set issues, logjammed frontcourt, rookie struggle 208 139 -69 205 117 -88 Tyson Chandler Deep league target for first half of the season. 216 137 -79 206 108 -99 Jayson Tatum Stat set questions and BOS's depth ruin the fun here. 244 125 -119 207 175 -32 Dejounte Murray Stat set issues but upside makes him a mild question mark. 292 143 -149 208 185 -23 Denzel Valentine A lot of question marks but CHI needs production bad. 254 200 -54