LaMelo Ball, CHA: Ball solidified himself as a top-15 fantasy value this season and could climb higher with a better free throw percentage.The addition of Rudy Gobert could impact his rebounding numbers, however. Karl-Anthony Towns, MIN: After missing significant time in both 2019-21, Towns played in 74 games and returned to elite fantasy status.Trae Young, ATL: At this point in their respective careers, there’s a case to be made that Young could go ahead of Stephen Curry in drafts.With his future still hanging in the balance, Durant will turn 34 a month before the 2022-23 season begins. Kevin Durant, BKN: On a per-game basis, Durant is easily a top-five value, but injuries have limited him to 90 total games over the last two seasons.Despite the worst shooting season of his career (by far), Curry still finished as a top-seven player in per-game value. Stephen Curry, GSW: After a blistering-hot start, Curry gradually cooled off as the season went on.James Harden, PHI: Last season felt like a disaster on multiple levels for Harden, and yet he still posted 22.0 points, 10.3 assists, 7.7 rebounds and 1.3 steals while ranking fifth in the NBA in made free throws.His combination of elite offense and durability make him a safe fantasy pick. Jayson Tatum, BOS: Following a sluggish start to the season, Tatum enjoyed a dominant second half that transferred over to the playoffs.Joel Embiid, PHI: Embiid has been a top-five player in per-game value in each of the last two seasons, but were his 68 games played in 2021-22 the best-case scenario?.Luka Doncic, DAL: Doncic continues to get better and better in real life, but his shaky free throw shooting and injury issues have prevented him from making a major leap in fantasy.Giannis Antetokounmpo, MIL: Free throw percentage is always going to cap Antetokounmpo’s fantasy upside, but his counting stats and proven track record of durability help make up for it.
1 overall player in virtually any format in each of the last two seasons, Jokic is as close to the consensus top pick as it gets. Jokic is followed by Giannis Antetokounmpo and Luka Doncic, while Joel Embiid and Jayson Tatum round out the top five. 1 in most drafts – regardless of format – again this fall. The two-time reigning MVP has been the top fantasy producer in each of the last two seasons, and he’ll be the heavy favorite to go No. In a shock to no one, Nikola Jokic leads the way as our No. While these rankings are engineered specifically for eight-category, roto leagues, they can serve as a general guide for most fantasy basketball formats. With preseason action underway, it’s time to take another look at the fantasy landscape to prepare for the upcoming season.īelow are RotoWire’s updated set of fantasy basketball rankings. Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving are back together in Brooklyn.
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