John Wall This Bradley Beal injury (seriously does anyone else get sick of reading or writing that sentence?) could be a blessing in disguise for John Wall, from a fantasy standpoint at least. An uptick in usage has vaulted his ranking (per Basketball-Monster) from where it was just two weeks

Zach LaVine (Age = 20yrs) He doesn’t just do highlight reel dunks, the T-Wolves sophomore guard can actually play too. Often over-looked because of blooming fantasy beast Karl-Anthony Towns as well as the expanding game of Andrew Wiggins, LaVine has settled in as the Wolves’ first guard off the bench

Thaddeus Young Thaddeus Young is one of those players I never draft, but at some point during the season I always think ‘hmmm, should I trade for him?’, but then he does something negative by either disappearing altogether or shooting his way out of the good stretch that made me

Paul George This could just as easily be a reference to the seemingly always furious George Costanza, but no, this is a fantasy basketball article so I’ll keep the Seinfeld references to a minimum.

C.J. McCollum If I was a fantasy-pimp, C.J. McCollum would be my prize earner and I’d limit him to the well-lit corners of the nicest neighborhoods.

Every fantasy season there are question marks. Injuries, trades, contract years, new coaches, rotation battles, international players and rookies, to name just a few. These 26 players (13 in this article) all have some sort of question mark surrounding their fantasy game, so I delve into their role and stats

JJ Redick I know I’ve used this before as have countless others, but JJ has been redickulous lately. Sure, Blake Griffin has returned which has helped open the perimeter up for Redick, while Chris Paul has been playing insanely good lately, but Redick has been the unsung hero in the

Kyrie Irving In case you’ve been sleeping under a rock or you’re hibernating til the Rugby World Cup (just me?) starts in September, you may have missed Irving’s otherworldly shooting performances. If you haven’t seen the Cavs-Spurs thriller in San Antonio, do yourself a favor and watch it, or as

Nicolas Batum There are very few players in basketball capable of putting up the variety of stats this fantasy friendly Frenchman frequently produces. When healthy and involved with the offense, he is truly a unique fantasy contributor because of his combination of rebounds, assists, steals, threes and free throw percentage

Kawhi Leonard Was there a more hyped young player coming into fantasy basketball this season? Anthony Davis, maybe? But Leonard, fresh off a Finals MVP performance to end 2013-14, was being talked about as taking ‘the leap’ in fantasy circles, whereas you could argue Davis had already made that ascension